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At the end of Scene 1, Macbeth has a long soliloquy. What does he think he sees and how would you characterize his state of mind?

At the end of Scene 1, Macbeth has a long soliloquy. What does he think he sees and how would you characterize his state of mind?
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At the end of Scene 1, Macbeth has a long soliloquy. What does he think he sees and how would you characterize his state of mind?

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He see is borderline mentally unstable. He feels guilty about killing Duncan.

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