Malcolm

Malcolm is Duncan's oldest son and is a fearful man after his fathers death. After his father has been killed he becomes fearful of his life and is confused about who he is. He then leaves Scotland and goes to England to become more mature and figure out who he is again. He starts to gathers an army in despite his farther's death to defeat Macbeth's army to regain his throne, and make everything better.
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