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What decision does Macbeth make regarding Banquo at the beginning of Act Three? What does this show us about how Macbeth is changing?
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What decision does Macbeth make regarding

Banquo at the beginning of Act Three? What
does this show us about how Macbeth is
changing?

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Macbeth is willing to do anything and everything in his power to become a powerful person. He will kill anybody that stands in his way.
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