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What reason does lady macbeth give for not killing king duncan herself?.
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What reason does lady macbeth give for not killing king duncan herself?.

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"she says that the King looked like her father as he slept"

Explanation: This was on my test

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Lady Macbeth said King Duncan resembled her father too much and therefore she couldn’t kill him herself.
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