All right climax time
- "Enter Lady Macbeth"
- Is she going crazy?
- This doesn't seem like her
- "Ay but their sense is shut"
- Love it
- "Banquo's buried; he cannot come out on's grave"
- What?! Is this guilt
- Or is this just a spiel
- "his title hang loose about him, like a giant's robe upon a dwarfish thief"
- Don't want to get into a insult fight with Shakespeare
- I'd loose badly
- "there is ten thousand -- Geese, villain!"
- Macbeth acts like he has confidence in his victory but when a servant doubts him he is offended and enraged
- He is insecure in himself and unsure of his victory
- "And none serve with him but constrained things whose hearts are absent too."
- Macbeth is officially king but his reputation is scared and twisted
- His troops sever him out of duty not because they respect him
- "A cry of a women withing"
- Pretty sure its Lady Macbeth
- Very odd way for her to go
- Someone who valued strength so much dies because emotion, guilt and fear
- "Young Siward is slain"
- Macbeth take this as a sign that he cannot be killed by any many born of a women
Interesting that Macbeth didn't die. Seems unshakspearing. Nice play.
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