Shakespear help neeeded desperatly!!!!!!!!!?

Question

im stuck on my shakespear coursework & am not sure who i think is to blame for killing suncan... is it the witches?, macbeth or lady macbeth?
anyone with help would be appreciated i really dont know what to write & how to start of my introduction either.

Thanks
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Answer 1

Didn't even know there was a Suncan in the play Macbeth and i studied it for my Year 9 SATS..... and got a Level 7.

Answer 2

Thorfinn and Macbeth defeated and killed Duncan I in a battle in Elgin

Answer 3

Macbeth done it you know now. thank you for the two points

Answer 4

You should probably begin by checking your spelling my dear!

Answer 5

you spelled shakespeare wrong. LOL

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