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Macbeth says Stars hide your fires/Let not light see my black desires. What black desires he is talking about? Why does he want to hide them?

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Answered by MROBVIOUS

Answer: he is talking about his thoughts to killing. he does not want to but hen knows he has too in order to become king. that is his desire. his black thoughts are the thoughts for killing.

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Macbeth says Stars hide your fires/Let not light see my black desires. What black desires he is talking about? Why does he want to hide them? ​

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Macbeth says Stars hide your fires/Let not light see my black desires. What black desires he is talking about? Why does he want to hide them?