Macbeth

Lady Macbeth and Macbeth have a very strong relationship, Lady Macbeth understands her husband, she knows he has great ambitions, and he is honourable, he will not do anything the deceiving way, so will have to help him.

Macbeth begins to play with the idea of killing Duncan, but now he is thinking of it in reality rather then it being fantastical. It's not Macbeth being a coward that stops Macbeth from doing the deed. Macbeth is wrestling with his conscience; he remembers how much he owes to Duncan. Macbeth decides that he will not kill Duncan, since he has done too much for him, and Macbeth's conscience keeps him from doing it, 'we will proceed no further in this business.' Macbeth is strong at this point, he can turn to Lady Macbeth and tell her no, and he doesn't want to do this. But Lady Macbeth is even stronger then Macbeth, she starts to shout, and accuse Macbeth of not being man enough, being cowardly. Macbeth eventually submits to her, just to prove himself a man in her eyes.

Macbeth still has a conscience at this stage, I think he always had a conscience throughout the whole play, I think he just knew when he had to swallow it other wise his ambitions wouldn't be achieved, he also knew if he let his conscience come into play, he would lose all his courage to do the deed, but then afterwards when he thought of his actions he felt guilty.

Macbeth was nagging Macbeth to do the deadly

deed. Finally Macbeth gives in and the plan is drawn up. The deed is put into action when Duncan came to Macbeth's castle. As he Macbeth is walking toward Duncan's sleeping quarters when he notices that it is very dark, and before him he sees a dagger before him. I believe he is hallucinating, this does not scare Macbeth off the deed he carries on to Duncan's room.

Macbeth came back from the room where he has done the deed, he was feeling heavy remorse, which he shares with Lady Macbeth but she just gives him the cold shoulder. This obviously shows that Lady Macbeth's wish for her conscience to be removed had been granted, but Macbeth's conscience was still with him, he has gone against his religion and he feels he cannot say amen again.

The next morning the king's sons see that they will be under suspension so they run off to England. All was not right after the death of the king, the natural order went out of control and other things happened. After the death Macbeth starts to feel guilty, jealous and he was becoming envious of Banquo, because Macbeth didn't have any sons so Banquo's sons would take Macbeth's place. His feelings take over and he decides to hire some men to kill Banquo and his son Fleance. Here I am seeing that the conscience that Macbeth once had has disappeared because now he is plotting to kill his best friend. The same night Macbeth was holding a feast for his friends when the ghost of Banquo, appeared in the form in which he had died. I think was one of Macbeth's hallucinations, like the dagger these come when Macbeth is stressed and scared. Macbeth started to shout at the ghost, so Lady Macbeth explains to the guests that Macbeth usually has these crazy phases. The diners become suspicious of Macbeth and after the party, they soon forces in England and rose an army too fight Macbeth, restore the natural order and the rightful king.

Macbeth goes back to the witches and asks what his destiny is going to be, the witches tell Macbeth to be beware of Macduff, and nobody will harm Macbeth until Great Bunam Wood came to Dunsiane Hill.

The consciences of this encounter with the witches were the doing of another murderess deed by Macbeth. This time the family and servant of the Macduff residence. And will Macbeth was getting more evil Lady Macbeth was slowly going insane with the pressure of keeping the secret of the murderess deeds of Macbeth and herself.

On the day of the battle of Macbeth and his enemies, the opposing army camouflaged themselves by holding branches of the trees from the Great Bunam Wood and when Macbeth looked out of the window it looked as if The Great Bunam Wood was coming up to Dunsiane.

Lady Macbeth took her life, but she did not die before our eyes but off stage this was so the audience do not feel pity for the character in their dying moments. When Macbeth received the death of his wife, he did not show any pity or any remorse, he simply stated that everyone has to die. Later outside of the castle the opposing army did not show any pity and remorse when at last Macduff struck down Macbeth, off stage again the same as Lady Macbeth.

Malcolm was restored as king and the natural order was restored.