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Create a claim about the purpose of these conflicts in the overall play in act 1 scene 4 of macbeth.

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Answer:

Act 1 scene IV:

When it comes to assassinating King Duncan, Macbeth can't make up his mind. Then he learns that if he assassinates King Duncan, Malcolm, his son, will inherit the throne. King Duncan announces, "Malcolm, the throne is yours!" Macbeth thinks in order for me to assume power, I must overcome or prevent this obstacle. Stars, turn away from the light. Allow my eyes to not see what my hands are doing but allow me to be brave enough to do something that I would normally be afraid to look at.

Explanation:

Change some words to avoid plagiarism. :)

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