<p>In this lecture, we discuss: (a) The murder of King Duncan and its immediate after-effects; (b) the clumsy cover-up attempt of Macbeth and additional murder of Banquo; and (c) the increasingly obvious mental effects of Macbeth's increasingly evil choices.</p>

In this lecture, we discuss: (a) The murder of King Duncan and its immediate after-effects; (b) the clumsy cover-up attempt of Macbeth and additional murder of Banquo; and (c) the increasingly obvious mental effects of Macbeth's increasingly evil choices.

Shakespeare's Macbeth: Acts 2.2-3.5

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Shakespeare's Macbeth: Acts 2.2-3.5

Shakespeare's Macbeth: Acts 2.2-3.5