In scene 1, before Macbeth kills Duncan he imagines a dagger in the air. Provide another example of this same type of behavior as described in scene 2.

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Rajeshwar · Answer 1 · 2024-08-21T06:14:10+0000

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Scene 2 macbeth is like something we call in the literature family a "jackal balacke" macbeth goes and kills more people cause he wants the leading role

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In scene 1, before Macbeth kills Duncan he imagines a dagger in the air. Provide another example of this same type of behavior as described in scene 2.

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