Question

read the following from act i, scene 3:
macbeth: aside if chance will have me king, why, chance may crown me,
without my stir.
banquo: new honors come upon him. like our strange garments cleave not to th
mould
but with the aid of use.
which statement best describes how the metaphor in these lines establishes
the mood? (r.3.1)
the comparison of honors to clothes that dont fit creates a frustrated mood.
the comparison of honors to clothes that dont fit creates an uncomfortable mood.
the comparison of clothing to a body they are not meant for creates a disheartened
mood.
the comparison of clothing to a body they are not meant for creates a light hearted
mood.

Explanation:

El uso de la metáfora de "garments cleave not to the mould" (prendas que no se ajustan a la forma) para describir los "new honors" (nuevos honores) sugiere una sensación de incomodidad. Al comparar los honores a ropa que no se ajusta, se crea una imagen de algo que no está bien ajustado o cómodo.

Answer:

The comparison of honors to clothes that don't fit creates an uncomfortable mood.