Macbeth

Shakespeare chooses to kill Duncan and his guards offstage to enhance the psychological impact and maintain suspense. By not showing the murders, the brutality is amplified through audience...

The seven events surrounding Duncan's murder in Macbeth are: Macbeth's contemplation of the murder, Lady Macbeth's persuasion, Macbeth's hallucination of a dagger, the murder itself, Macbeth's return...

To start a newspaper article about Duncan's murder in Macbeth, begin with the most important facts: King Duncan was murdered at Macbeth's castle during the night. He was stabbed while he slept, and...

In Macbeth, the three witches influence Macbeth by planting the idea of becoming king through their prophecies, but they are not directly responsible for King Duncan's murder. The responsibility...