Why are these lines from Act III important in the plot of the play? Macbeth to Lady Macbeth

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These lines from Act III are important in the plot of the play because it gives importance to the time of the murder and also to the people involved. It is the time at which the ghost disappears and then again reappears after the lines to create a great suspense, which should get the reader hooked. (Hopefully the lines you were talking about, where the ones I was thinking about)

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