I have to agree with Julie and it is a little suspious that the guards seemed totally anaware to what was on their hands. Also, it would seem that no one really questioned anybody. If I were a cop i think Macbeth would be a likely candidate who would kill Duncan beacuse it is at his home and he has a motive, also what reasons would the guards have for killing Duncan, there is just no motive there, they want to protect him not hurt him. No one really thought of specifics, they just assumed, but you can't get anywhere on assumptions.
I agree with both of you. Also, if the guards had indeed done it I think they would have fled the scene or at least washed the blood off their hands. The drinks spilled on the ground also could have been an indicator of foulplay.
I agree with all of you! Yea, Macbeth got away with the murder with no more than suspiscions. There was no investigation, even though it was the king! The only consolidation for the murder is that Macbeth and Lady Macbeth continually have scary hallucinations derived from guilt.
Yeah it was interesting that they didn't question anyone and just seemed to accept what happened. Maybe someone suspects him but know one's really expressed that to others. I agree with you Kayla that you would think the guards would leave or something. That just doesn't add up.
1. i fricken hate this whole word verification crap. im gonna fail all these effing assignments cuz of messing up with the dang word verification.
i hate technology.
2. mrs. harlander, my internet was not work from Tuesday morning till earlier this evening, if you would like a signed note from my father he would be glad to oblige; he was equally as frustrated with mediacom last night
ANSWER: more obviously the guards with conveniently smeared and bloody hands. it would be a red flag for me. and the facts that everyone in line for throne in front of macbeth being offed... thats suspicious. the place of all these murders. FLEANCE! and how about lady macbeth not being surprised when she is told of said deaths. its just kinda like "BAM" who has a motive.
(( was added to group since iv been sick.)) what wouldn't add up on a criminal scale is the blood trail that would have been left and the fact that. i also agree with the fact about the guards i understand that they are considered less then Macbeth by title but at the same time there word against his may mean something when it is said in numbers.
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Well one thing would be Macbeth killed the guards. Why would he do this before anyone can talk to them? Because the guards would tell the truth.
I have to agree with Julie and it is a little suspious that the guards seemed totally anaware to what was on their hands. Also, it would seem that no one really questioned anybody. If I were a cop i think Macbeth would be a likely candidate who would kill Duncan beacuse it is at his home and he has a motive, also what reasons would the guards have for killing Duncan, there is just no motive there, they want to protect him not hurt him. No one really thought of specifics, they just assumed, but you can't get anywhere on assumptions.
I agree with both of you. Also, if the guards had indeed done it I think they would have fled the scene or at least washed the blood off their hands. The drinks spilled on the ground also could have been an indicator of foulplay.
I agree with all of you! Yea, Macbeth got away with the murder with no more than suspiscions. There was no investigation, even though it was the king! The only consolidation for the murder is that Macbeth and Lady Macbeth continually have scary hallucinations derived from guilt.
Yeah it was interesting that they didn't question anyone and just seemed to accept what happened. Maybe someone suspects him but know one's really expressed that to others.
I agree with you Kayla that you would think the guards would leave or something. That just doesn't add up.
ok honestly, why are my comments not showing up. what the f.
1. i fricken hate this whole word verification crap. im gonna fail all these effing assignments cuz of messing up with the dang word verification.
i hate technology.
2. mrs. harlander, my internet was not work from Tuesday morning till earlier this evening, if you would like a signed note from my father he would be glad to oblige; he was equally as frustrated with mediacom last night
ANSWER: more obviously the guards with conveniently smeared and bloody hands. it would be a red flag for me. and the facts that everyone in line for throne in front of macbeth being offed... thats suspicious. the place of all these murders. FLEANCE! and how about lady macbeth not being surprised when she is told of said deaths. its just kinda like "BAM" who has a motive.
(( was added to group since iv been sick.)) what wouldn't add up on a criminal scale is the blood trail that would have been left and the fact that. i also agree with the fact about the guards i understand that they are considered less then Macbeth by title but at the same time there word against his may mean something when it is said in numbers.
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