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The subject I will be focusing on is faith. The definition of means “belief that is not based on proof.” The way Interpret the definition is what comes around, goes around. I see Macbeth making a mistake where he lets it all go to his head. I believe in karma will get to him. Macbeth knows that it will come and that is what is holding him back. I think that Macbeth is trying to avoiding reality because if we was once then during evil someone could end up killing him. I would also like to add to my predictions that Macbeth's hallucinations will get worse and Lady Macbeth will be the first one to spot it. Lady Macbeth will say something like you need to get head in order or else we will be caught. I feel that Lady Macbeth will threaten him and

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