After duncan's murder, lady macbeth knows she and her husband must appear to be entirely ignorant of the king's death before his body is discovered or people may suspect their involvement.

which line from the play suppoet that fact?

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Nicole

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4 July, 18:38

After duncan's murder, lady macbeth knows she and her husband must appear to be entirely ignorant of the king's death before his body is discovered or people may suspect their involvement.

which line from the play suppoet that fact?

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Aimee Holder · Answer 1

"Get on your nightgown, lest occasion call us, / And show us to be watchers."

Explanation:

When Lady Macbeth says, "Let occasion call us", she means they should leave the body and wait for someone else to find the Kings body. and when she says, "Show us to be watchers, she menas that they did not do anything in the death of the King.

After duncan's murder, lady macbeth knows she and her husband must appear to be entirely ignorant of the king's death before his body is discovered or people may suspect their involvement.which line from the play suppoet that fact?

After duncan's murder, lady macbeth knows she and her husband must appear to be entirely ignorant of the king's death before his body is discovered or people may suspect their involvement.

which line from the play suppoet that fact?