Macbeth's Visions and Hallucinations, in Addition to Foreshadowing Subsequent Events in the Play, Contribute to the Development of Macbeth's Greed. He Interprets the Witch's Predictions as Supernatural Approval for His Becoming King. Then, He Acts Upon His Own Interpretation of Predictions to Continue the Murder.
What Effect Do the Visions Have on Macbeth?
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Macbeth's Visions and Hallucinations, in Addition to Foreshadowing Subsequent Events in the Play, Contribute to the Development of Macbeth's Greed. He Interprets the Witch's Predictions as Supernatural Approval for His Becoming King. Then, He Acts Upon His Own Interpretation of Predictions to Continue the Murder.
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