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Macbeth and lady macbeth both refer to ____ to set a scary tone the events in the play

Macbeth and lady macbeth both refer to ____ to set a scary tone the events in the play
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Macbeth and lady macbeth both refer to ____ to set a scary tone the events in the play

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Answer: Darkness

Explanation: Trust me bro.

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A.) Darkness

Macbeth references his "black and deep" desires to hide his "light", which means the dark of night should hide his deeds.

Lady Macbeth asks for the same when she says "Come, thick night" and "smoke of hell".
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