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In Macbeth, what is the inciting incident? A. the event that sets the story on its course B. the point of no return C. the series of actions that precedes a resolution D. the climax of the story
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In Macbeth, what is the inciting incident?

A. the event that sets the story on its course
B. the point of no return
C. the series of actions that precedes a resolution
D. the climax of the story

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C. the series of actions that precedes a resolution
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