Question

A. Answer these questions,
1. What happened when Macbeth and Banquo were returning from the war?
2. Why was Macbeth puzzled by the second and third prophecies?
d. What made Macbeth put aside the horror of killing King Duncan?
4. Which incident made Macbeth 'go mad with fear'?
5. Why did Lady Macbeth take her own life?
6. Do you think that Macbeth regretted his actions? If so, why?
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Answer 1

Explanations :

Macbeth is having second thoughts about killing Duncan. ... He gives several reasons why he should not kill Duncan: 1) Duncan is his cousin; 2) He is a loyal subject to the King; 3) Duncan is his friend; 4) Duncan has never abused his royal power; and 5) Duncan is a guest in his home.

Macbeth becomes terrified at the thought of having murdered the king just to have someone else's children take the throne after him; he decides to take matters into his own hands once again, and have Banquo and his son killed

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

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