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Is Duncan a fool for going to Macbeth’s castle and not suspecting the danger posed to him there by Macbeth and Lady Macbeth? Why or why not?
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Is Duncan a fool for going to Macbeth’s castle and not suspecting the danger posed to him there by Macbeth and Lady Macbeth? Why or why not?

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Not really bc macbeth was the than of cawdor one of the kings loyalists friends he wouldnt have expected Macbeth to kill him bc he was being a good host to the king and did good at his job
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Well, he would've been a fool, if he was informed of Macbeth meeting the witches, but he didn't know, and he trusted macbeth, so he's not a fool.
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