Shakespeare uses a staircase metaphor when describing... □ Macbeth's reaction to realizing that he must do evil to climb the staircase to success

□ Macbeth's reaction to knowing that his wife wants him to climb the staircase to success

□ Macbeth's reaction to knowing that Banquo will be a step on his way to kingship that will trip him up unless he oversteps it

□ Macbeth's reaction to knowing that Malcom will be a step on his way to kingship that will trip him up unless he oversteps it​

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