Question

-please mark the correct answer for each question.

1. how does macbeth feel just after killing duncan?

a. he is swept with feelings of guilt.
b. he is joyous at the prospect of being closer to the throne.
c. he is worried about how lady macbeth will react.

Explanation:

In Shakespeare's "Macbeth", right after killing Duncan, Macbeth is overwhelmed by guilt. He hears hallucinatory sounds, is troubled by his actions, and shows signs of psychological distress from the murder, not joy about the throne or worry about Lady Macbeth's reaction at that immediate moment.

Answer:

a. He is swept with feelings of guilt.