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Hey so what is Macbeth killing Duncan all about? He showed so much remorse after he did it. What do you think drove him to do that?

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His wife deceived him into doing it. Yeah I know he did, he also showed remorse before even doing it. Honestly I think it is just because his wife got into his head about it.

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She is so power driven for something that wasn't even guaranteed. And also, the idea of murder came to both of their heads so fast it just stayed in Lady Macbeth's head. If it was going to happen, then you shouldn't have to kill him! Great Idea dude.

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Yea bro like it is one thing to like want someone dead and another completely different thing to actually do it. Oh... and like what was with her monologue about like killing her own child?

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BRO! That was way to far!!! Like I think she was already a psychopath and her finding our Macbeth was going to be king set her off the edge and brought out all the crazy building up in her sick head.

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FR! I don't even understand what she was even thinking that is insane. She messed with Macbeth's head so much. Do you remember when he kept seeing that dagger?

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YESSSSSS! I honestly think he was starting to like the idea of killing cause of how calm he sounded even if he was only thinking it. He was reaching for it like he somehow needed it or something. Why would he even believe the witches anyways though? Like they started everything. #drama

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Right!! His wife and those witches really got to his head and messed with it majorly. If you think about it, it all started with those witches. They are the ones that got into Macbeth's head and toyed with it.