Macbeth question act 5?

Question:Can someone help explain this question:

2) As the apparitions materialize, discuss how Macbeth allows himself to be deluded into a false sense of security.

How can his apparations materialize? Because they are already there? I don't get it! thx

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: Can someone help explain this question:

2) As the apparitions materialize, discuss how Macbeth allows himself to be deluded into a false sense of security.

How can his apparations materialize? Because they are already there? I don't get it! thx

the apparitions said
no one of woman born shall harm macbeth
so macbeth thinks that nobody will kill him

also the other apparition said
something about he wont die until burnam wood comes to dunsinane.
he thinks that there is no way that can happen, so he thinks he cant die, and gets a sence of security.
idkk if i answered ur question
but i tried
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His False Sense Of Security Comes From His 3rd Vision....This Vision Says He Can Not Be Killed By Anyone Who Is Born Of Woman.....Its Really Alot To Explain,I Suggest Reading Act 5 Again