Passage from macbeth, by william shakespeare based on the passage, how does the word choice in this passage affect its tone? a. it mentions stars, suggesting that macbeth's fate is not up to him. b. it alludes to cumberland, reminding the audience of macbeth's roots. c. it includes an image of a wink, implying that macbeth does not take the situation seriously. d. it uses imagery associating evil with darkness to create suspense.