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In Act IV Scene (i) of Macbeth, in the supernatural spectacle, some of the kings carry two balls…
In Act IV Scene (i) of Macbeth, in the supernatural spectacle, some of the kings carry two balls and three sceptres each. What exactly does this sight symbolise?
- (a)The next three generations of Banquo will rule over Scotland.
- (b)Banquo’s sons/ descendants will rule over England, Scotland and Ireland.
- (c)The next three generations of Macbeth will usurp the throne of Scotland.
- (d)Banquo's descendants will rule over England, France and Wales.
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From ISC 2025 Practice English Literature, question 9.