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Macbeth 2.3-4

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1.

Why does Macduff arrive at Inverness early in the morning?

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2.

How does Macbeth greet Macduff?

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3.

What does Lennox say about the night that just passed?

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4.

How does Macduff react to finding Duncan murdered?

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5.

What does Macbeth say in response to Malcolm’s question, “O, by whom?”

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6.

What do Malcolm and Donalbain decide to do after learning of their father’s murder?

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7.

What strange events do Ross and the old man discuss?

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8.

What do Macduff and Ross think about Malcolm’s and Donalbain’s escape?

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9.

Why will Macbeth become the king?

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10.

Describe how the character of Macduff is introduced and developed in Act II. Explain what his reaction to King Duncan’s death shows about him.

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11.

Reread Scene 4, the final scene of Act II. Then, explain how the Old Man’s conversation with Ross before Macduff enters the scene relates to earlier scenes in the play.

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12.

Explain the role of the exchange between Macduff and Ross in the overall meaning of the play. How does it contribute to the audience’s understanding?