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What reasons does macbeth provide to argue against murdering duncan?.

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Answer:

Macbeth is Duncan's kinsman, subject, and host

Step-by-step explanation:

moreover, the king is universally admired as a virtuous ruler. Macbeth notes that these circumstances offer him nothing that he can use to motivate himself.

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