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What is the tone of Macduff's words in the last line of this reading passage?

What is the tone of Macduff's words in the last line of this reading passage?
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What is the tone of Macduff's words in the last line of this reading passage?

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I know these aren't the exact words, but they're close:
Macduff: "Turn, scoundrel! Yield!"
So in conclusion, Macduff's words have a threatening tone in them (He is about to kill Macbeth).
Hope this helps!!!:)
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(aplus) doubt about the suitability of macbeth for the kingship

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