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Lthough Shakespeare's Macbeth is different from Orson Welles's version, what is something that both plays have in common?

ABoth plays take place in England.
BBoth plays have characters that are from Haiti.
CBoth plays contain text that is easy to convert to modern language.
DBoth plays reflect on the universal theme of a tragic

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The answer is D. Both plays reflect on the
universal theme of a tragic.  Despite the
differences, both versions still touch on themes of betrayal and ambition and
how it destroys an honorable warrior and those around him.  Though critics were not pleased with the
changes, later audiences accepted it.

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