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Earlier Macbeth was against killing the king, until his wife persuaded him. Reread his soliloquy from Act 1 and compare it with the soliloquy you have read in Act 2, using the t…

Earlier Macbeth was against killing the king, until his wife persuaded him. Reread his soliloquy from Act 1 and compare it with the soliloquy you have read in Act 2, using the t…
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Earlier Macbeth was against killing the king, until his wife persuaded him. Reread his soliloquy from Act 1 and compare it with the soliloquy you have read in Act 2, using the table below.

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