... but bad in that there is no reward for doing so. scene iii The ugly women again. Real quick. Some woman, "sailor's wife," was eating chestnuts, witch asked for some and was told no. Witch wants revenge. Decides to punish the woman by making her husband's life miserable. Nice logic here. Anyway, the sailor, Captain of the ship the Tiger, has sailed ... under "t." Notice the irony in the comment "He (Duncan) that's coming / Must be provided for." He's coming for a rest, too bad it's going to be his final rest. scene iv Short scene. Duncan comments on how nice and peaceful Macbeth's castle...

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... a man would doing half of that work. A man would have his entire life planned out before he was seven years old. At seven the man would go to school for a short time until his father deemed that it was time for him to take up the family trade and help his father. His marriage would be arranged and he would own ... his wife and children. When his father died he would take over the entire trade and begin the cycle with his child once again. The only difference between the nobility and the peasants was that the nobility had more respect but, the woman would still have the same duties. Howe...

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