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Macbeth Quotes (acts 1-3 (Is this a dagger which I see before me (What…

- - - - Macbeth is hallucinating, guilt controls him
        
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        Macbeth sees the ghost of banque
  - - - Macbeth has killed the king, is worried about having been heard
        
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        Macbeth is constantly worried about being caught
  - - - Macbeth has no power over the witches, even though they know he is to be king
        
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        The witches don't listen to what he says
  - - - Lady Macbeth belives Macbeth to be a coward, and would ashamed to be so
        
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        Lady Macbeth repeatedly questions Macbeths masculinity
  - - - Macbeth is destined to be king
        
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        Macbeth is crowned king after he kills Duncan
  - - - Macbeth firstly killed sleeping guards while they where venerable, and as a concequence does not sleep
        
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        lady Macbeth starts sleepwalking
  - - - Macbeth is a coward, rather than questioning witches he remarks on the weather, letting Banquo do the talking
        
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        Macbeth is a pushover, letting lady Macbeth control him
  - - - Macbeth is hallucinating from guilt over Banquo's death
        
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        Macbeth also hallucinates a dagger
  - - - Lady Macbeth is hallucinating blood on her hands from gulit
        
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        Macbeth hallucinates a dagger after Duncan's death, then Banquo's ghost after his death
  - - - Macbeth has brought the knife back, rather than leaving it with the guards, showing that lady Macbeth is the smarter one in the relationship
        
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        Lady Macbeth is often giving Macbeth orders
  - - - Lady Macbeth wishes to become truly evil
        
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        Lady Macbeth is the one who made the choice to kill Duncan
  - - - fair is associated with looks, so he who looks fair is foul: don't judge by aperance
        
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        Lady Macbeth says "look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under it"
  - - - a liar must act to hide their true self
        
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        Lady Macbeth says "look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under it"
- - - - The witches are feeling a physical sensation to relate to wickedness
  - - - Macbeth has become more confident in front of the witches. He now has the courage to confront them
  - - - Macduff, fane of fife, shall kill him. Macbeth does not believe this, but is still scared of him
  - - - Macbeth belives he cannot die, but in reality can be killed by MacDuff, who was "Untimely ripp'd" from the womb
  - - - Macbeth believes he will never die, but when soldiers chop down trees to hide behind, it is obvious that this is not the case
  - - - Lady Macbeth can see blood on her hands, even after washing it off
  - - - Lady Macbeth is supriesed at the amount of blood that comes out of a corpse, never killed before
  - - - Macbeth has had Macduff's wife and child killed, showing that Macbeth has no compassion left
  - - - Malcom wants to cure his grief with revenge
  - - - Malcom wants Macduff to enact revenge on Macbeth, rather than mourn his dead family
  - - - The queen, Lady Macbeth, has killed herself