Question

22 multiple choice 2 points
what emotion controls macbeth right after the murder?
terror and regret
triumph and joy
relief and regret
calm satisfaction
clear my selection

Explanation:

In Shakespeare's Macbeth, after murdering King Duncan, Macbeth is consumed by terror (e.g., hearing imaginary voices like "Macbeth does murder sleep") and regret (expressing remorse over his act). He is far from feeling triumphant/joyful (as the act haunts him), relieved (the deed brings more turmoil rather than relief), or calmly satisfied (his mental state is agitated).

Answer:

Terror and regret