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The list below are some of the references to the motif of nature that occur in 'Macbeth'. Starting with the first, put them into chronological order.
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Macbeth sees an apparition of a child wearing a crown, holding a tree.
Banquo declares he be 'the root and father of many kings'.
King Duncan says he has 'begun to plant thee' to Macbeth and Banquo.
Macbeth laments his 'fruitless crown' and 'barren scepter'.
Birnam Wood moves towards the castle, prophesying Macbeth's death.
When considering where to start, think about how a tree starts as a seed and grows.
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