Macbeth

what is the dramtic purpose of scene 4 in macbeth

act 2 scene 4

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The scene is to merely to show that the Elizabethan universe has been turned into disorder because of the unnatural act of killing the king. Elizabethans believed that killing a righteous king was an offence against God and nature. 

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