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At the beginning of Scene VII, Macbeth expresses doubt about murdering the king because (1 point) Macbeth is King Duncan s subject and host. it could weaken all of Scotland. the…

At the beginning of Scene VII, Macbeth expresses doubt about murdering the king because (1 point) Macbeth is King Duncan s subject and host. it could weaken all of Scotland. the…
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At the beginning of Scene VII, Macbeth expresses doubt about murdering the king because (1 point) Macbeth is King Duncan s subject and host. it could weaken all of Scotland. the King s sons would kill him. Lady Macbeth has misgivings.

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Lady Macbeth has misgivings.
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The correct answer should be Macbeth is King Duncan s subject and host

Macbeth is afraid of what might happen and he is aware that Duncan is his king. If he kills him secretly in his own home he could be caught and even worse things might happen to him than death.
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