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Once Macbeth agrees to murder the king, he and Lady Macbeth plan that:

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Intially Macbeth was felt reluctant towards killing King Duncan, but once they both agree they plan a few things. Following the initial plan set out by Macbeth to 'seem like the innocent flower but be the serpent' [underneath], Macbeth is to commit the regicide (murder) whereas Lady Macbeth smears the drunken servants to frame them of the killing. She refuses to do the murder as 'he resemble [her] father as he slept'.

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They plan to kill king Duncan so that Macbeth can become king.
Let me know if you need more info. I read this book Sophomore year :)
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