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It depends on whether you think the ghost is real or not. If it is real, it is not about Macbeth's mind, but about Banquo's spirit seeking justice, or alternatively keeping his promise to "fail not our feast". But if you think that the ghost is imaginary, a false creation of Macbeth's heat-oppressed brain, then it tends to show the guilt which is eating away at his sanity, and prompting him to become obsessive about his safety.

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