Macbeth's reaction to Duncan's plans for Malcolm reflects his ambition and inner conflict.
Macbeth's reaction to Duncan's plans for his son, Malcolm, is one of realization and ambition. When Duncan names Malcolm as Prince of Cumberland, Macbeth acknowledges this as a step he must either follow or overcome in his quest for power.
He expresses his understanding of the situation through an aside, revealing his inner conflict and determination to achieve his desired outcome, indicating his willingness to take drastic actions to secure his position.
Macbeth's reaction sets the stage for the unfolding drama and his increasing descent into darkness and manipulation in the pursuit of the crown.
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