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Hellpppp pleasee️️ In Act I, scene iii Macbeth , what happens moments later that makes them take the odd occurrence much more seriously?​
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In Act I, scene iii Macbeth , what happens moments later that makes them take the odd occurrence much more seriously?​

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The witches' prophecy were right about Macbeth becoming the Thane Of Cawdor.

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The original Thane Of Cawdor was captured because he was a "traitor". They saw greatness in Macbeth, so Ross and Angus confirmed that Macbeth shall be Thane Of Cawdor, right after he not too long ago heard this prophecy from the weird sisters.

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