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Why do you think Macbeth avoids using the words “murder,” “kill,” etc? What does this tell you about Macbeth’s state of mind at

this stage of the play?

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Margarita [4]3 years ago

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Most likely to give the audience or viewer the feeling of the intentions of Macbeth without indiscriminately saying it out loud.

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