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Lady Macbeth puts on a caring persona when in reality she only wants power.

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Macbeth realized that hurting the king was morally wrong before talking to Lady Macbeth.

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During the witches conversation we reach the conclusion that whats about to happen is not Black and White rather the winning side can be the loser and vice versa.

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the king is too nice, that he would be taken advantage of.

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Does Macbeth know that Lady Macbeth is only interested in getting power?

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Banquo thinks that the witches are leading them to their destruction

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why is there a tone difference between the original and modern texts in the first piece of dialogue?

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The king really loves Macbeth

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Why are they putting Macbeth in a thing of cardboard clothes?

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Lady Macbeth cares more about power than morals.

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Why do the witches do the dance?

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What do the witches offer in this part and why are they trying to meet with Macbeth.

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Is Macbeth really going to kill the king?

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why did Macbeth want to work for the king so bad?

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Macbeth believes everything will happen because of faith

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King Duncan while being very kind, seems so very gullible and not very cunning.

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They think the witch is a man because he or she has a beard

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why did they want to kill the thane Cawdor?

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Macbeth shows affection for Lady Macbeth, but she does not reciprocate it back.

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Who are the witches and how do the witches know what was gonna happen

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Its weird how the last thing a witch says is a contradiction