Question
Which of the following best explains why Malcolm and Donalbain flee Macbeth's castle at the end of The Tragedy of Macbeth, Act II? They want to meet privately together to figure out who the murderer is. They want to go to the authorities right away to tell them who the murderer is. They fear that they may be killed next and they want to protect themselves. They are guilty of Duncan's murder and afraid of being found out.
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Malcolm and Donalbain flee Macbeth's castle at the end of Act II because they fear that they may be killed next, and they want to protect themselves.