Is Macbeth as open and trusting with his wife as he was before Duncan's murder? Why or why not?

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Hkatz · Answer 1 · 2021-04-22T16:14:19+0000

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No

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After he murders Duncan, she continues to insult his manhood, and eventually she starts to question her own morals, leading to an untrusting relationship.

Is Macbeth as open and trusting with his wife as he was before Duncan's murder? Why or why not?

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