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Macduff comes to England to seek the help of King Edward and Malcolm.
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| Malcolm you must come back and help raise an army against Macbeth and his tyranny. It is your right to be on the throne, and Macbeth has turned the country upside down. | |
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| I am far worse then Macbeth can ever be. I have so many vices that there are to many to count. I should not be king. | |
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| Malcolm you are not that bad there is no way you could be. And if you do have these vices they can be alieved when you are king, please just help us. | |
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| Macduff, you do not understand I am the worst there is, and I cannot be alieved of these vices I have, there is just no way around them I fear. | |
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| No, Malcolm you speak lies about yourself I know better then to believe you. | |
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| Thank you kind Macduff for knowing my trueself it was but just a test to see if you were truely loyal to me. The King has allowed us 10,000 men. Let us go, and take back what is truely ours. | |
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