Duncan

• "O valiant cousin, worthy gentlemen!"


  Quick to reward his men

  "Valiant" and "Worthy" -> Acknowledges achievements

  Exclamatory sentences -> Noble qualities, recognise great deeds
• "My worth Cawdor!"


  Personal pronoun and exclamation -> Pride of Macbeth
• "See our honour'd hostess"


  Alliteration -> Highlights his hamartia (He is too gullible)

  Those who are distrusting survive
• "There's no art to find the minds construction in the face"


  Realisation that the previous Thane of Cawdor was a traitor

  Finds it hard to see what people are thinking -> Leads to his death

  Gunpowder plot involved high profile figures
• "O worthiest cousin! The sin of my ingratitude even now was heavy on me"


  Shows regret -> Qualities of a good king

  Exclamatory and abstract noun -> Humble, not selfish

  Noble qualities reflected in King James