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One answer: Duncan is insightful, respectful and shows moral order for the little time he has in the play. Another: Duncan is far from insightful: he is astonished by the treason of Cawdor ("He was a gentleman in whom I placed an absolute trust."), chooses the feckless Malcolm as his heir instead of the better-qualified Macbeth, and is oblivious to the resentment Macbeth feels over being passed over. He is a good man but not a very good king.

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Duncan is portrayed as a wise and just king in Shakespeare's "Macbeth." He values loyalty and rewards those who are faithful to him. Duncan's trusting nature ultimately leads to his untimely death at the hands of Macbeth, who seeks to usurp the throne.

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