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What does the juxtaposition of king duncan's orderly and well-mannered reaction when compared to the chaotic scene and stories about battle tell you about his character? it shows that he does not really care about what is happening on the battlefield. it shows that he is confident about the outcome of the battle. it shows that he has no compassion for the wounded soldier. it shows that he is someone who does not necessarily deal with the everyday chaos.

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