... , which o"erleaps itself And falls on the other-" (Act I, scene vii, 25-28) Later, Macbeth's growing mental unrest that is shown by his increasing paranoia and the appearance of his phantom victim began the path to fulfilling the later predictions. Macduff initially held Macbeth in high regard, and his absence would signal no more than an inability to travel to Macbeth ... ...

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