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Why did Macbeth envy Duncan when he was a king?

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Answered by monikajagdev139

Macbeth Envy that Duncan has no longer to live in fear

Answered by Anonymous

But after Duncan dies, Macbeth does begin to envy him. He envies that Duncan no longer has to live in fear. For the rest of his life, Macbeth will have to be afraid of being assassinated just as he assassinated Duncan.

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