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What do you predict about the apparitions’ last two predictions in the tragedy of macbeth, act iv? do you think the seeming impossibility of their happening means that macbeth is safe, as he believes? or do you think there will be a way for what seems impossible to happen? explain your answers in a paragraph or two that speculates about what might occur later. base your speculations on what has happened so far.

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