Text | Malcolm's ascension to the throne Malcolm finally takes his rightful place on the throne at the end of the play, with a speech that shows he possesses the same wisdom and compassion as his father did. Though he is pure and youthful, a symbol of hope, he is not as naive or gullible as his father. However, we must remember that he chose to run away after his father’s murder which could be seen as a sign of cowardice. Is Malcolm the best example of kingship we see in the play? |
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