WORTH 40
What do Duncan’s sons, Malcolm and Donalbain, do after their father’s murder? Why? How are their actions interpreted by others?

macbeth///write at least 6 sentences

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Explanation:

In Act II, Scene 3, when Malcolm and Donalbain receive the news of their father's death, they realize their lives are in danger. Donalbain states:

 What should be spoken here,

where our fate,

Hid in an auger-hole, may rush, and seize us?

Let's away...

Donalbain is aware that staying near Macbeth and others will not bring them any good; the murderer is still there, and they have good reason to fear for their lives. And they are right. Had they not decided to leave the country, Macbeth would surely kill them or have them executed. The deaths of Duncan, Banquo, Lady Macduff and her children certainly help solidify the claim that Macbeth would kill Duncan's children as well.  Malcolm states that it is easy to be among these men and pretend to feel sorrow over Duncan's death:

 Let's not consort with them:

To show an unfelt sorrow is an office

Which the false man does easy.

Therefore, Malcolm and Donalbain decide that they will go their separate ways; Malcolm will flee to England, while his brother will escape to Ireland. Doing so will guarantee that the murderer will have a difficult time tracing them since they will be in different countries.  Towards the end of the play, Malcolm comes back to Scotland to fight with Macduff against Macbeth, while Donalbain does not return. Hope that helps!!!

lil whire

explanation:

the answer is c. he is an efficient leader who prompts his crew to work quickly .

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