Macbeth

Macbeth

Macduff says he's going to his house in fife instead of the coronation, and adds, "Aduieu,/Lest our robes sit Easter than our new!" What atttude is he deomnstrating I this situation?

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Macduff clearly knows something is up with Macbeth. He doesn't attend Macbeth's coronation which he knows he is supposed to. Macduff is off to figure out how to usurp the new king rather than embrace him.

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