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Macbeth punishes Macduff for fleeing to England by ordering the brutal murder of his wife, Lady Macduff, and their children. This act of violence is intended to strike at Macduff's heart and serve as a warning to others who might oppose him. Macbeth's cruelty highlights his descent into tyranny and the lengths he will go to maintain his power. Ultimately, this act sets the stage for Macduff's eventual revenge against Macbeth.
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How do they punish kids in boarding schools in England today?
The punish them with earlier curfews and wacks.
How did England punish bosyon and the colonies after the tea party?
intolerable acts
Which laws did England pass in March of 1774 to punish the colony of Massachusetts?
A) Coercive Acts
Which law did England pass in March of 1774 to punish the colony of Massachusetts?
A) Coercive Acts
Who did thomas becket want to punish?
Thomas Becket wanted to punish King Henry II of England for trying to increase his own power by taking power away from the Church.
Who was the catholic king of spain who launched the spanish armada in an attempt to punish protestants in england?
Philip II
What is a sentence for the word punish?
We will punish those responsible.Why must you punish me?
What acts did England pass to punish Massachusetts for the Boston tea party?
The intolerable acts. They closed the harbor and passed many other taxes.
What is a synonym for penalise?
punish
T punish or not to punish?
It depends on the circumstances.
What is the past tense of punish?
Punished is the past tense of punish.
Can the president punish lawbreakers?
Yes, the president can punish the lawbreakers.
