Macbeth 1.4 Discussion: Irony in Duncan's Remarks

The transcript explores the theme of irony in Macbeth, focusing on the contrast between outward appearances and true intentions. It highlights Macbeth's deceptive nature and his hidden plans to murder King Duncan. The text also draws parallels to King James' court, where loyalty was tested through strategic role-playing, emphasizing the irony in Duncan's inability to discern true intentions.

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