Why is Macbeth upset when he sees Malcolm's army carrying branches from birnam wood

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Macbeth is upset when he sees Malcolm's army carrying branches from Birnam Wood because the witches prophesied that he would be defeated when Birnam Wood comes to Dunsinane.

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What is the Rhyme Scheme of this poem?

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The rhyme scheme of the given poem would be:

- AAA, BBB, AAA.

'Rhyme scheme' is described as the pattern of a word's tone or sound followed at every line's end in a poem.
It primarily functions to offer a rhythm, as well as, melody to the poem that makes it more readable and memorable for the readers.
In the given poem, the first three lines follow the same rhyme scheme 'AAA' because the last words 'cute,' 'flute,' and 'toot' rhyme with one another.
Similarly, the next three lines follow the 'BBB' rhyme scheme as 'blue,' 'glue,' and 'kazoo' rhyme.
Thus, the rhyme scheme of the given poem would be AAA, BBB, AAA.