Macbeth

what does macbeths decision to murder lady macduff indicate about his present state of mind?

what does macbeths decision to murder lady macduff indicate about his present state of mind?

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It indicates that Macbeth's state of mind is fragile, that he is acting in desperation. To kill Lady Macduff and her child would seal Macbeth's own death warrant.

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