Who tells Macbeth, "The queen, my lord, is dead " ?
Correct answer: A. Seyton
- A. Seyton
- B. Siward
- C. The Doctor
- D. Caithness
Explanation
Seyton brings Macbeth the news of the queen’s death in Act V, after Macbeth asks him to attend to Lady Macbeth. He then answers Macbeth’s question with “She should have died hereafter.”
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