Duncan's place as king...

        It kind of sucks to watch King Duncan killed by someone he intensely trusted, just another reminder that the past sucked in that kind of ruling system. The way Duncan was as a king was actually better than neutral, even though he wasn't an evil king or a bad king, he was respectable and organized Scotland with his powers. Unlike Macbeth who turned Scotland against himself, Duncan ran a good kingdom. I hate how two-faced Lady Macbeth was towards him just to push Macbeth to kill him later for Duncan's power. It was basically Lady Macbeth's fault for letting Macbeth turn Scotland into a dark time.