Text | The Death of a King The reaction to Duncan’s death compared to Macbeth’s death is reflective of how both kings ruled, and how they were viewed by their country. The impact each death has on the environment expresses Shakespeare’s views on kingship and tyranny. He believed a good monarch was needed to provide stability, security, and progress. |
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