Hecate's feelings about Macbeth are BEST described as

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I believe that the best answer for this question would be C, "contemptuous." Feeling contempt refers to feeling hatred or scorn towards someone else, and this is certainly how Hecate feels about Macbeth. She and her fellow witches plan to seek revenge against Macbeth and bring him down. Hope this helps.

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