In Act II of Macbeth, after he kills Duncan, what does the scene of the murder l

Question: In Act II of Macbeth, after he kills Duncan, what does the scene of the murder look like!? For example, where!?

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Shakespeares plays are generally open to interpretation - you have the freedom to do what you like, as the full detail is never given as in shakespeares era the stage settings were very basic and there was no need for detail - do whatever you feel would look best as there is no right or wrong answer!.Www@QuestionHome@Com