In “Is This a Dagger Which I See before Me,” does Macbeth see an imagined dagger, or does he see the dagger he actually uses to commit murder?Discuss

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Does the dagger Macbeth sees in “Is This a Dagger Which I See before Me” stop him or point him in the direction he wants to go?

In “Is This a Dagger Which I See before Me,” does blood suddenly show up on the dagger Macbeth sees?

Does all Macbeth’s talk of killing in “Is This a Dagger Which I See before Me” encourage him or make him weary (even though he goes through with the murder)?

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Is Macbeth sure about whether the dagger he sees is real or imaginary?

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