What future event does this passage foreshadow Macbeth

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Sever21 [200]3 years ago

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Can you show me the passage, and I'll get a better understanding.

First, I'll say this. Future will mean past the present- look into the future. For something in the future to foreshadow Macbeth, in needs to be a warning or indication, of something in the future.

Read your story again. See if anything I told you matches.

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