Act 4 Part II

I would like to take a stretch and explain about the doubles part of act 4. In many cases the word "double" can be used to mean a cover for the truth. This is what Malcolm tries to do to Macduff. He tries to lie and say he is a horrible person to the a king but Macduff is so incredibly passionate about how Macbeth is a horrible that Malcolm finally comes clean in the fact that he was lying before. Another stretch that I could make si how Malcolm and Macbeth are two parts of one whole person in a way. Macbeth does all the killing and gathers no blame even though people always suspect him. Malcolm is quite the opposite of how he does not do anything but gathers all the blame. When you add these two people together it is like Ying and Yang. They are the good and bad versions ofone another and it is this that explains doubles in this act.