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After reading the play of Macbeth, for fun, what do you think the witches will do next? And who will they do it to next? For more clarification, you are just thinking what the witches could possibly do after Macbeth's defeat, who will they do it to next? (I will report any answers that are not useful and dumb) Please make it a thoughtful answer, I'm giving a good amount of points

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