Answer:
Q1:Lady Macbeth's plan includes having King Duncan stabbed to death with daggers and framing the guards (who will be drugged and unable to react to the murder) in his room by rubbing them with the king's blood. She will signal Macbeth when it is time for him to go to the King's quarters to do the deed.
Q2:Lady Macbeth's plan includes having King Duncan stabbed to death with daggers and framing the guards (who will be drugged and unable to react to the murder) in his room by rubbing them with the king's blood. She will signal Macbeth when it is time for him to go to the King's quarters to do the deed.
Explanation:
Duncan's naming Malcolm Prince of Cumberland in Act 1:4 of Shakespeare's Macbeth is significant because it means if Macbeth is ever going to be king as the witches predict, it will take more than natural means for him to be so. It practically ensures that Macbeth will have to eliminate Duncan to snatch the thrown.
Lady Macbeth's plan includes having King Duncan stabbed to death with daggers and framing the guards (who will be drugged and unable to react to the murder) in his room by rubbing them with the king's blood. She will signal Macbeth when it is time for him to go to the King's quarters to do the deed.
That they have done't? The plan is simple. Lady Macbeth will get Duncan's guards dead drunk; Lady Macbeth and Macbeth will kill Duncan with the guards' own knives; then they'll smear Duncan's blood on the sleeping guards in order to implicate the guards in Duncan's murder.
