How does Macbeth feel about the witches prediction?

a. He is excited, but a part of him is afraid of what he will have to do to make the prediction come true.

b. He is overcome with ambition and immediately starts plotting with Lady Macbeth to kill King Duncan.

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Adrien Duran

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4 August, 12:03

How does Macbeth feel about the witches prediction?

a. He is excited, but a part of him is afraid of what he will have to do to make the prediction come true.

b. He is overcome with ambition and immediately starts plotting with Lady Macbeth to kill King Duncan.

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Talia · Answer 1

A, he's weary of what they're saying but he's also excited about what they're saying about his fate. He doesn't conspire with lady Macbeth until she brings it up first and makes him.

How does Macbeth feel about the witches prediction?a. He is excited, but a part of him is afraid of what he will have to do to make the prediction come true.b. He is overcome with ambition and immediately starts plotting with Lady Macbeth to kill King Duncan.

How does Macbeth feel about the witches prediction?

a. He is excited, but a part of him is afraid of what he will have to do to make the prediction come true.

b. He is overcome with ambition and immediately starts plotting with Lady Macbeth to kill King Duncan.