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Earlier Macbeth was against killing the king, until his wife persuaded him. Reread his soliloquy from Act 1 and compare it with the soliloquy you have read in Act 2, using the table below.
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Earlier Macbeth was against killing the king, until his wife persuaded him. Reread his soliloquy from Act 1 and compare it with the soliloquy you have read in Act 2, using the table below.

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