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What does Shakespeare employ as the primary symbol of guilt? A. birds B. blood C. shrieks D. knocking
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What does Shakespeare employ as the primary symbol of guilt? A. birds B. blood C. shrieks D. knocking

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the right answer is B. blood
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It would be B. Blood
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