Macbeth

Act 2 Scene 3: How does Macbeth justify the killing of the guards to the others?

Act 2 Scene 3:

How does Macbeth justify the killing of the guards to the others?

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Macbeth states that he killed the bodyguards in a grief-stricken rage.

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