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How is the relationship of Malcolm and Macduff presented in Act 4, Scene 3 of Macbeth?
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Malcolm tests Macduff’s loyalty in Act 4, Scene 3, and Macduff passes the test and proves he is a loyal supporter.
When Macbeth kills Duncan, Malcolm flees to...
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