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How do William Shakespeare's tragedies 'Macbeth' and 'Othello' primarily reflect the existential and moral dilemmas that transcend their historical contexts?
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- 1They reflect Elizabethan views on race and colonialism.
- 2They explore the tension between individual agency and fate.✓
- 3They criticize the rise of the middle class and the fall of the aristocracy.
- 4They highlight the complexities of monarchy and the divine right of kings.
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They explore the tension between individual agency and fate.
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