What reason does macbeth give for killing the guards

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What reason does macbeth give for killing the guards

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When Macbeth goes to Duncan's room, he finds him dead. Following this, he finds the guards, covered in his blood. So, Macbeth it was his grief that led him to murdering the guards.

Wael Khalifa answered Mar 2, 2018

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