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13 December, 03:03

Look back at the play's opening scene, and consider the other characters' attitudes toward Macbeth. What do we learn about him in these early moments of the play?

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    We learn that he is an incredible fighter and extremely respected within the whole kingdom. No one has anything bad to say about him, and they all (especially Duncan) praise him highly. The sergeant's line " For brave Macbeth--well he deserves that name--" sums up pretty much everyone's attitude towards him.
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