English, 02.04.2021 22:40, emilypzamora11

How are the actions of the Weird Sisters, Duncan, and Macbeth's wife similar? Select one:
a.
They betray Macbeth when he becomes king.
b.
They push Macbeth toward being king.
c.
They fail to show respect for Macbeth.
d.
They commit crimes that anger Macbeth.

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