have begun to plant thee, and will labour

• what does duncan

  Duncan metaphorically compares Macbeth to a plant he will nurture, showing generosity and investment in others.
• whats the tech

  extended metaphor of growth
• what does e metaphor show?

  Duncan uses a natural image of growth to show how he helps his subjects thrive. This reveals his caring nature and wise leadership
• what does shakespeare do

  By using natural imagery, Shakespeare aligns Duncan with harmony and order, showing him as a benevolent ruler whose death will bring chaos.