Answer:
- the witches’ prophecy about Macbeth's future
- Duncan’s decision to name Malcolm as his successor
Explanation:
Macbeth receives a prophecy of three bruchas. The prophecy says that Macbeth will be king. He is delighted and happy with this prophecy and is eager to tell his wife about the bright future what awaits him. however, King Duncan had already nominated his son, Malcolm, as successor to the throne.
The promise of being king and Malcolm's appointment succession to the throne, influence Macbeth to kill King Duncan and take over the throne of the country.
Hello fellow late night thinker!
I have no idea if this is the answer but I’ll give it my best shot.
So culture has a great influence because EVERYONE has culture, no matter who you are. It influences your life in many ways. It’s your ancestors, your family, who you are. Culture is the reason you dress the way you do and eat the way you do. Culture gives you traditions. And these are things that impact your life. So yeah, culture matters and it makes an influence on who you are.
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True because when making a relationship story many often experience a lot of emotions and gain many things from relationships therefore you have many more details involved while making that story
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