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This resonates extremely harshly with Macbeth because Macbeth got what was coming to him after all of his wrong doings.

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Similar to the revenge symbol this cartoon illustrates the idea that what goes around will come back around and bite you.

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This double lemniscate symbolizing revenge is made so by its infinite loops portraying the idea that what goes around comes back around. This idea reinforces the idea of karma that is seen in Macbeth

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While trying to hurt someone else, these two only hurt themselves in the end just as Macbeth did when he decided to kill the king, Banquo, and the Macduff family.

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This man is plagued by himself which is exactly how Macbeth's demise came about.

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The Tabloids in the UK get revenge on its citizens after they repeatedly dismiss the tabloids for its "little impact" on breaking news. This article from The Guardian shows how after brexit, the tabloids in Europe were buzzing after their dry spell when it came to breaking news. This relates to my quote and the real world when it comes to revenge because after all the bad publicity that the tabloids were getting, they strike back and gain their foothold on breaking news.

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NBC News asserts that "Donald Trump is a vengeful character in a vengeful world. In their article on our future president they conclude that "the world is a violent place, and it demands a violent response." He feels that all the wrongs that have been done to us as a country needs to be done back unto them.

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Hope Solo calls the Swedish Soccer team "cowards" in an article by the New York Post. Her revenge on the American Women's soccer team would be getting multiple offers from other countries an continuing to play for the Swedish national team that she called "a bunch of cowards" after getting bashed by her previous American Squad. Scandals had taken over Hope Solo's reputation and her popularity declined in the U.S. but she gets revenge by keeping her career afloat with the Swedes.

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My final reaction to the quote is fairly similar to my initial thoughts on it. I believe that that quote means that Karma will always catch up to you. The fact that Shakespeare uses the word "blood" leads me to believe that he is talking about violent revenge. The meaning of this quote is significant to everyone because most people have been in a scenario where they think back and conclude that "they deserved what was coming to them".

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Justin Timberlake's (What goes around... comes around)

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Justin Timberlake's (What goes around... comes around)

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In the chorus to What Goes Around...Comes Around Justin Timberlake repeats "What comes around comes around comes around comes all the way back around." This relates to my quote as it refers to karma and the revenge of the victimized in that when you wrong someone, you should expect to be wronged right back.

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1. The first time I did this was with my parents. I simply just said it and they were wondering why I said it. I explained it to them and they told me what they thought it meant and it was the same as what I thought.
2. The second time I said it was during a Skype call with my  friends. Once I said it they told me that I was "edgy" and laughed. I then told them what I was referring to and they quickly were reminded of their time spent in high school reading Macbeth.
3. The third time I used the quote was in math class with my friend. I whispered it to him randomly and he was confused because he didn't know that it was my quote for the project at the time. Once I told him we both started talking about our quotes and what they meant.

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"It will have blood they say. Blood will have blood"  (Act 3 Scene 4 Line 122)

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"It will have blood they say. Blood will have blood"  (Act 3 Scene 4 Line 122)

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When I first read this quote I understood that it meant, "karma will catch up to you" I chose it because it seems to have weight in modern language. When someone says "karma will catch up to you" most people can identify with it and understand what it means which is why I chose it.