Bryan+A.

=**Malcolm**=

Malcolm, the son of King Duncan and older brother of [|Donalbain], in Shakespeare's tragedy "Macbeth"**(underline or italicize the title of a play)** fled to England after the murder of his father. [|Shakespeare] describes a king should be chosen by divine right and that should **(delete that should)** show the attributes of how a good kind should be. Malcolm is the rightful heir to the throe **(misspelled)** over Macbeth, who savagely murdered King Duncan, and shows the attributes on **(of)** how a king should be. One of the qualities that Malcolm shows is his cautiousness. One example of Malcolm's cautiousness is when [|Macduff] came and asked Malcolm for help. Malcolm's response to [|Macduff]'s plead **(plea)** was rejected, stating himself that he was voluptuous, avarice, has no good qualities and would do anything in his power to bring harm among **(to)** [|Scotland]. The reason for Malcolm saying these untruthful things were **(was)** to test [|Macduff]'s patriotism towards [|Scotland].

=**Robert F. Kennedy**=

Robert F. Kennedy was a candidate for U.S. president when he was assassinated in 1968. His death was doubly shocking because his older brother, President  [|John F. Kennedy], had also been assassinated five years earlier. Robert was the seventh of nine children.Leaving Harvard he enlisted in the US Navy during WWII. After the war he completed his degree from the University of Virginia. But Kennedy's political career is more closely associated with his brother, John; he managed JFK's successful campaigns for the U.S. Senate (1952) and the presidency (1960), and then served as Attorney General in the JFK administration. After his brother's 1963 assassination, Robert Kennedy served briefly with the [|Lyndon Johnson] administration. In 1968 Kennedy declared his candidacy for the U.S. presidency but was shot by [|Sirhan Sirhan] at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles on June 5, 1968. He died early the next morning. Robert Kennedy is buried in Arlington National Cemetery, near the graves of [|John F. Kennedy] and former First Lady [|Jackie Kennedy]

=**Similarities Between Malcolm and Robert F. Kennedy**=

Robert F. Kennedy served as the United States Attorney General during the Presidency**(don't capitalize)** of his brother John F. Kennedy. President John F. Kennedy once remarked on his brother that, "If I want something done and done immediately I rely on the Attorney General. He is very much the doer in this administration, and has an organizational gift I have rarely if ever seen surpassed." Much like how [|Macduff] went to [|England] to summon Malcolm's help in usurping power over Macbeth, President Kennedy relied upon Robert as a source for presidential advice, and was a trusted individual of administrative information. [|Macduff] states to Malcolm**** "...Bestride our down-fall in birthdom". (4.3.4)**(This quote needs more explanation.)** showing that Scotland does need Malcolm's help, just like how President JFK referred to Robert for help.

Both John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy, and Malcolm and [|Donalbain] were brothers that had close relationships. This is depicted in John F. Kennedy's policy,**(Run-on)** he trusted Robert with close policy's **(policies)** and as the acting Attorney General. Even after the assassination of JFK**** Robert followed in his brothers **(brother's)** foot steps, but was assassination **(assassinated)** as well. Malcolm and Donalbain also had a strong relationship; when King Duncan was first assassination **(assassinated) ** the brothers took a chance and split up. Malcolm went to England and [|Donalbain] traveled to [|Ireland]. As hard as it was to split up, it was quite necessary to ensure the safety of the state. If something would happen to Malcolm (just like assassination of Robert)**** there needs to be another heir to the throne. When [|Macduff] summoned Malcolm back, and Macbeth was killed**** he calls for an amnesty for all abroad to return back to Scotland, showing his brother that it is once safe again. **(good analysis)**

Additionally, Robert F. Kennedy was a highly publicized advocate of the civil rights movement indicating he was for equality, freedom and doing the right thing.This is similar to how Malcolm helped [|Macduff] and Scotland in taking back their country and restoring it to a state of equilibrium. Malcolm put [|Macduff] through a series of tests, to provoke [|Macduff]. The reason for testing [|Macduff] was to see if he was really loyal to his country. This shows that Malcolm was a cautious person by testing [|Macduff] but also he is trusting in telling [|Macduff] the real reason for his lies.**(Start a new paragraph here.)**Both Malcolm and Robert F. Kennedy were similar beings in which they both were looked upon as leaders, had strong bother **(brother)** relationships and felt similar about the importance of state.

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