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Think about the scene in which Macbeth sees a ghost. What is Shakespeare suggesting about Macbeth’s sanity at this point in the play? Do you think the ghost is really there? Why or why not?
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Think about the scene in which Macbeth sees a ghost. What is Shakespeare suggesting about Macbeth’s sanity at this point in the play? Do you think the ghost is really there? Why or why not?

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It could be there, but it could not be there and that is the question. How do you feel?

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