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If I Were Macbeth
If I were Macbeth trying to fix all the problems that are going on in his country I would probably try to fight. If we were to fight everybody that is out to kill all the people in our country. I would probably also try to stop going after the families of people I do not like anymore. It was wrong of me to kill Macduff’s family while he was away, but what is done is done. I would try to build up a larger army to fight off what is happening. There should not be a war going on, but because of my actions I am going to try to figure things out and hope that they country will heal itself. But then again if I try to do anything, Macduff may come back from where he is and he may try to kill me because of what I have done to his family. When and if
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