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Consider what constitutes a tragic flaw. Could this obsessive ambition be considered Macbeth's tragic flaw? Explain with evidence from the text that supports your position …

Consider what constitutes a tragic flaw. Could this obsessive ambition be considered Macbeth's tragic flaw? Explain with evidence from the text that supports your position …
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Consider what constitutes a tragic flaw. Could this obsessive ambition be considered Macbeth's tragic flaw? Explain with evidence from the text that supports your position (not page numbers, just circumstances).​

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same support it needs not pages

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User Midopa
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i don't know

Step-by-step explanation:

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