The Murder Of King Duncan In Shakespeare's Macbeth

Macduff paced around the cold, empty corridor, thinking about the murder of the King again. He has been searching for hours for anything that could lead him closer to finding out who the true murderer is, everyone says that the guards murdered King Duncan but he didn’t believe that. Out of nowhere, a thick, black puff of smoke appeared at the end of the long corridor and revealed three mysterious women. "Who are you?" questioned Macduff. Ignoring his question, the witches reveal why they are there. "We've come to lend you a hand in your search for the murderer of King Duncan." Macduff is weary of the strange women, not sure if he should trust them. "What do you know?" he asks. The three witches go on to tell him of the prophecies they told Macbeth and Banquo. "How is this suppose to help me?" Macbeth wonders. "Think, Thane of Fife! Think!" the first sister shouted. Macduff is replaying what they said in his head when it hits him!
He can't believe this, Macbeth has always been a loyal person! "How could he do this?!" Macduff screams. "Things are not always what they seem!" the second sister says. Macduff then vows to kill Macbeth for the murder of the King. "Not if he kills you first, dearie!" the third sister exclaims. "I won't let that happen!" Macduff says confidently. The third sister goes on to tell Macduff of the three apparitions. "The first apparition tells him to fear you, so he will kill you and there's nothing you can do about it He cannot be killed by someone born of a woman!" the second sister informs him. "I wasn't born of a woman," Macduff states "I was delivered by cesarean section!". The three witches look at each other dumbfounded. "You are of a rare kind, Thane of Fife!" the first sister says. Seeing that their work here is done the three witches disappear, leaving thick, black smoke in their wake. Macduff runs of towards the front of the castle, looking to slay