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How does macbeth explain why he killed duncan's servants in macbeth

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Macbeth says he killed them in a fit of rage at the sight of the murdered Duncan. ChaCha!

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Source: Shakespeare Macbeth Summary | www.mcgoodwin.net

Description: Macbeth says he killed the grooms in a fit of rage at the sight of the murdered Duncan.

Nov 06, 11:13am

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