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26 June, 01:36

Why does ross not believe malcolm and donalbain were responsible for duncan's murder?

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  1. 26 June, 02:28
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    Ross did not believe that Malcolm and Donalbain were responsible for the death of Duncan because of his belief that the two are not responsible as they wouldn’t have the motive of doing or killing Duncan because it is not in their nature to do that.
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