By a few “threaten” things that Lady Macbeth said, Macbeth changes his mind so quickly which shows that he is not that kind of man that he can handle his wife well. Not that kind of “big man” that always has their own decision and not enquiring the wives opinions, Macbeth is just too soft hearted. Instead, the “big man “ way of doing things, his wife can handle him well, planning scheme and everything for him, which shows Lady Macbeth know him too well .Move on, Macbeth’s evilness cause him to have a vision of dagger in the mid of the air “is this a dagger which I see before me”. To make matter worse, he can even imagine that the dagger was guiding him to King Duncan’s room. Perhaps this scenario form in Macbeth’s mind is made up by the witches or maybe his readiness of murdering the king.
After murdering King Duncan, “Who’s there? What, ho!” Macbeth was shocked by some noises however it was Lady Macbeth. If Macbeth did not do any guilty stuff he would not been shock by just sudden sounds around him. “this is a sorry sight” explains that Macbeth was guilty the act that he has done, with King Duncan’s blood on his hands.” I could not say ‘Amen’ when they did say ‘God bless us’” and “stuck in my throat” again shows that he was so blameworthy. “Methought I heard a voice cry ‘sleep no more! Macbeth does murder sleep’” elucidate that Macbeth seem to be thinking too much , afraid that one’s know that he had murder the king while the king was asleep. Perchance, Macbeth is mentally breakdown for that moment.” I’ll go no more; I am afraid to think what I have done” Macbeth was guilty again and he became more coward after killing the king, he did not dare to put back the dagger to the place where he kill King Duncan. Therefore, Lady Macbeth helped him to put back the dagger.
Till everyone knows that King Duncan was murdered, Macbeth was acting innocent all the way and the others did not suspect him. Until Macbeth become a king, “thou hast it now: King, Cawdor, Glamis, all” Banquo begin to suspect Macbeth. Therefore, “no son of mine succeeding” shows that Macbeth was afraid that the prophecies for Banquo will come true as well, so Macbeth wan to get rid of both Banquo and his son. “We have scorch’d the snake, not kill’d I: she’ll close and be herself” The evilness in Macbeth rise again, as he allows the murderers to kill Banquo and his son Fleance. Nevertheless, the murderers failed to kill Fleance as he run away while they were killing Banquo. “Thou art the best o’ the cut-throats; yet he’s good that did the like for Fleance” shows that Macbeth was brutal enough to kill his friend and seems happier if the dead one’s are cut into pieces or some other kinds of ways. However, “to saucy doubts and fears” he was not pleased that Fleance gets away from the death. Further on, “were the grac’d person of our Banquo present” Macbeth was acting as if he miss his friend so much.
“If I stand here, I saw him” in scene four, while they are having a feast Macbeth saw a ghost; a ghost of Banquo. “Avaunt! And quit my sight!” shows that he was scare of it and” what sights, my lord?” Macbeth was full of guilt when Ross ask him what did he see, Macbeth did not dare to say out. “stones have been know to move and trees to speak” He was afraid that other’s will know who had order murderers to kill Banquo,maybe after he saw ghost of Banquo, he still could not accept the fact that he saw him. Moreover, maybe Macbeth thinks that Banquo will tell everyone the murderer.
