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PLEASE THIS IS DUE IN 10 MINUTES Identify the animal imagery Macbeth uses - what does Macbeth mean by "scorched the snake, not killed by it."

PLEASE THIS IS DUE IN 10 MINUTES Identify the animal imagery Macbeth uses - what does Macbeth mean by "scorched the snake, not killed by it."
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Identify the animal imagery Macbeth uses - what does Macbeth mean by "scorched the snake, not killed by it."

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Macbeth means the snake hurt him, but didn't kill him.

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