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Há 1 dia · What does Macbeth express in his soliloquy at the end of act 2 scene 1? In his famous "bloody dagger" soliloquy at the end of act 2, scene 1, Macbeth is on the brink of murdering Duncan. He expresses the horror of this act first by stating that he sees a bloody dagger in front of him. After deciding that it is hallucination, he notes ...
victims found that "breaking the silence" was disheartening and discomforting. c. through TRC, victims found a source of support and ongoing help. d. confessions by perpetrators eased their own guilt, but did little to ease the suffering of victims.
