Macbeth Act II Scenes 2-4

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Lady Macbeth worries over a disoriented Macbeth after the murder of Duncan, urging him to maintain composure. When Macduff arrives at the castle after Duncan's body is discovered, Macbeth kills the chamberlains to cover his crime while Malcolm and Donalbain flee, arousing suspicion. Ross and an old man discuss these events and Macduff's decision to leave for Fife in the aftermath.

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