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Duncan is a symbol of a. tyranny. b. chaos. c. order. d. betrayal.
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Duncan is a symbol of
a. tyranny.
b. chaos.
c. order.
d. betrayal.

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Duncan is a symbol of C. Order.

The King of Scotland in Macbeth is not only a symbol of order, but more like the epitome of it. He is always formal and kingly.
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