Macbeth

Act III, Scene 2 macbeth

What is the "snake" Macbeth refers too?  Why is the "Snake" still dangerous

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Macbeth is referring to the fact that his hopes to rule are still threatened, that in murdering Duncan they still hadn't solved the problem of his gaining the crown.

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