Is Duncan a fool for going to Macbeth's castle and not suspecting the danger posed to him there by Macbeth and lady Macbeth why or why not?

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anonymous · Answer

Is Duncan a fool? No.

Reasons Why:
 Reason one: Duncan isn’t a fool for going to his house but a fool for not having protection while he rested. Reason two: Duncan isn’t a fool for simply trusting a man that helped win a war. Reason three: Duncan isn’t a fool because he didn’t know Macbeth was plotting to kill him. He was blinded because he thought Macbeth was a good Samaritan. Conclude:

Duncan wasn’t a fool but he was foolish to trust a fool that plotted to kill him and succeed. Duncan wasn’t and still isn’t a fool because he trusted a simile and mustache. Duncan trusted the wrong man that did good deed but the lesson learned here is that a person can do well just as much as a person can do wrong and that greed is the ultimate seed to.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks so much;)

arabpride · Answer

I think this depends on your opinion of the story..... so your interpretation of his actions... But this link might be helpful anyhow *^.^* https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080508213138AAXOiZd