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After King Duncan's death in William Shakespeare's play "Macbeth," Macbeth initially feigns shock and grief, claiming he was so overwhelmed by the news that he killed the king's guards in a fit of rage. However, his reaction is later revealed to be part of his plan to seize the throne for himself. Macbeth's reaction to the king's death ultimately sets off a chain of events leading to his own downfall.

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