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Shakespeare brings up the motif (pattern) of hallucinations/ghosts by having Macbeth see daggers before him before killing King Duncan, why? What does this hallucination symbolize for Macbeth?
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Shakespeare brings up the motif (pattern) of hallucinations/ghosts by having Macbeth

see daggers before him before killing King Duncan, why? What does this hallucination
symbolize for Macbeth?

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besides, Macbeth sees a dagger before killing Duncan symbolizes that he will come to the throne. However, succeeding in being on the throne does not bring the desired happiness. The other symbol is blood and Macbeth is a bloody tragedy.

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