In lines 32–33, Holinshed says that Macbeth looked to take over because he had “a just quarrel so to do, (as he took the matter).” This quotation most likely shows that Group of answer choices

A. Holinshed thinks Macbeth had little reason for killing the king.

B. Macbeth discussed his thoughts with Holinshed while he was writing.

C. Holinshed had access to firsthand accounts from the time.

D. Macbeth knew that killing the king was the wrong thing to do.