Planning and writing the closing thoughts of Macbeth's soliloquy
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I can plan and write the closing thoughts of Macbeth’s soliloquy.
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Macbeth is a highly conflicted character whose confusion can be shown through the use of rhetorical questions.
A soliloquy is written from the first person perspective.
Soliloquies can feature figurative language.
Writers can use non-finite clauses to create text flow in their writing.
This section of the soliloquy is when Macbeth sees a dagger, which he sees as another sign to kill King Duncan.
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