Later, King Duncan and his crew arrives Macbeth's castle and Lady Macbeth keeps on her persuasions and encouragement on killing the king. So when everything is ready by Lady Macbeth, in the last part of Act II Scene one, Macbeth kills Duncan with daggers of the sleeping guards leaving the blame on them...
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Duncan's sons, Malcolm and Donalbain, do not believe their father, however, fearing for their lives, they flee Scotland. This makes them appear guilty and the crown passes to Macbeth. So that the witches prophecies come true, Macbeth thinks that Banquo's descendants will be kings so he sends soldiers after Banquo and his sons Donaldbain and Fleance(only one to escape) to kill them...
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