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6. At what point does Macbeth first think about killing King Duncan? A. After talking with Banquo B. After finding out he is Thane of Cawdor C. After finding out that Malcolm is King Duncalli's heir D.
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6. At what point does Macbeth first think about killing King Duncan?
A. After talking with Banquo
B. After finding out he is Thane of Cawdor
C. After finding out that Malcolm is King Duncalli's heir
D. After talking with Lady Macbeth
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Option c , just because of what he/she said
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Okay IF I REMEMBER CORRECTLY I believe option C because you see the three witches prophesied to him saying he would be throned king !!!
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