Question

Macduff is clearly suspicious or distrustful of Macbeth as soon as Duncan’s murder is discovered. What does Macduff say or do that indicates his suspicion?

Answer 1

Answer:

There is a fact that Macbeth had done it to silence them and protect himself.

In discussing the coronation with Lennox, Macduff's ironic tone indicates his suspicion of Macbeth: "Well, may you see things well done there. . . ."

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Duncan is stabbed by Macbeth. He returns, bloodied and still clutching the assassination weapons. Lady Macbeth assists him in planting the fatal daggers on Duncan's inebriated guards.

Why is Macduff suspicious of Macbeth?

In his wrath, Macbeth says that he has killed the chamberlains. Macduff appears skeptical of these additional killings, which Macbeth justifies by saying that his rage over Duncan's demise was too strong for him to control.

Lady Macbeth collapses unexpectedly, and both Macduff and Banquo request that someone attend to her. Lady Macbeth is kidnapped, as Banquo and Macbeth gather the lords to discuss the assassination.

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