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The key themes and plot points in shakespeare's macbeth, focusing on how the protagonist interprets the prophecies made by the weird sisters and the dramatic irony that arises from the audience's knowledge of the witches' true intentions. It delves into macbeth's overconfidence in the prophecies, the purpose of the messenger's appearance, macduff's motives for fleeing scotland, the significance of the on-stage depiction of lady macduff's murder, and the use of hyperbole in malcolm's self-description. The document also examines the theme of divine justice and the problem of evil as explored through macduff's question. This analysis provides valuable insights into the complex psychological and thematic elements of one of shakespeare's most renowned tragedies.
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