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The coming of “birnam wood to dunsinane” could be described as a. a hallucination. b. a symbol of guilt. c. an army's use of camouflage. d. a nightmare.
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The coming of “birnam wood to dunsinane” could be described as

a. a hallucination.
b. a symbol of guilt.
c. an army's use of camouflage.
d. a nightmare.

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both c and d depending on the point of view; Malcolm's army uses it as camouflage and it is one of the things that the witches say will happen before Macbeth's death so it is his worst nightmare.
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