4. Why does Macbeth want Banquo and Fleance dead? a. He knows they suspect him. He is furious that he has done the work to become king, and Banquo's descendants will benefit.
b. He thinks they suspect him, and that they may try to kill Lady Macbeth in retaliation
c. He is afraid they will try to bring Malcolm and Donalbain back and make one of them king instead.
d. He has gone crazy and wants to kill anyone associated with Duncan.​

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We live in a huge, transparent circle,

where our search never ends,

we use something we don't understand,

just to be distant of other man.

Our blue circle continues to grow,

it captivates our dreams, needs and hope,

it sends us away from our beloved one,

the circle is tightening us into the prison around us.

The circle floats around the world,

it caches people whose minds aren't full,

full of imagination, passion and desire,

by making us slaves of a digital empire.

This circle will never blow,

it will continue to flow and flow,

until people forget how to communicate,

and they become distant, far away from our fate.

Explanation:

In this poem, the circle refers to the Internet, as it plays an important role in young people's lives and it captures them with its content. They aren't aware of themselves, they start to lose the touch with reality, as they are drowning in that immense, transparent circle. The author used a circle as an extended metaphor to show the greatness of the internet community and its impact on our lives, by describing how this process repeats and involves the younger generations.