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Cawdor is dead. What do lines 4–12 show about how Cawdor dealt with his own execution?
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Cawdor is dead. What do lines 4–12 show about how Cawdor dealt with his own
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He was sorry for being a traitor and accepted his punishment like a responsible adult. People can interpret that he was more impressive in how he died than in how he lived.
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