Act 1 Scene 1 - Witch Dear Diary, I met with my fellow witches during ferocious thunder and lightning, to plot when we are going to meet Macbeth

Act 1 Scene 3 - Witch

Dear Diary,

After discussing what we shall do with the big bummed women's husband, I had to prove I meant what I said by showing my sisters the captains thumb. We greeted Macbeth and Banquo out on the moor. They were both extremely bemused by our appearance. Banquo mentioned the fact we had beards and so was confused with the fact we where women. But while Banquo was confused, Macbeth as expected was curious. 'Speak if you can; what are you' he asked. We answered him with three different titles, 'Thane of Glamis', 'Thane of Cawdor', and 'King'. Banquo then wanted to know about what he shall be titled and we told explained to him that although he shall not be king, his children shall go on to be great kings. Macbeth already knew he was Thane of Glamis because he received the title when his father Sinel died but he doesn't think he shall become Thane of Cawdor and thinks the idea of becoming king is very unlikely. But that didn't stop him from fantasizing about it and then trying to use his general status to demand where the information came from. The spell is now complete as Macbeth's mind has been turned evil, where his greed will take him to any lengths to reach his desire.

Act 1 Scene 5 - Lady Macbeth

Dear Diary,

I have just finished reading the letter from my dear Macbeth, and I am delighted that he was victorious during the battle. The witches he said he had met with said that he would become the Thane of Cawdor and that then go on to become King. Well the first prophecy has become reality so what stopping him from being King? Because he's to good natured, he wants to become king but is afraid of doing the dirty work that needs to go with it. Duncan isn't likely to die soon, so while he is fond of Macbeth , my dear husband will surely inherit the throne. This why I need to drain all the goodness out of him so that nothing will hold him back from fulfilling his destiny.

Act 1 Scene 6 - Lady Macbeth

Dear Diary,

After meeting King Duncan, I could see that he was impressed with our castle. Just seeing him made me feel excited at the fact that will be Macbeth with the crown soon. I know that I must help Macbeth because Duncan is not a bad man, and I can see why him and Macbeth get on well. But if Macbeth wants to be king he has to make sacrifices. I decided I would compliment him on how thoughtful he was for rewarding us with such illustrious gifts. My motive behind this is that the more fond he is of us, the more he shall trust he will have in me and Macbeth.

Act 1 Scene 7 - Lady Macbeth

Dear Diary,

Today Macbeth perplexed me. I know he wants to be King, and he has already said he will murder Duncan. I would murder him myself but it would remind me to much of my dear father. But he keeps thinking to much about it, and the more he considers the murder the more he doubts it. I can often hear him talking to himself about it, he's said to me that he doesn't believe that Duncan deserves to be murdered as he had been a good and kind King 'So clear in his great office', 'He hath honoured me of late'. I had to make him snap out of it. He was starting to sound scared, so I took a sordid approach and started asking if he was to scared to do it 'Art thou afeard' and that he's a coward 'And live a coward in thine own esteem'. I continued to intimidate him, until I explained the plan. It was to get his servants drunk, then stab Duncan while he is asleep. To make sure no one would suspect us, I would cover the servants daggers in blood. Macbeth was impressed with my plan and almost instantaneously agreed. So now we just have to wait until Duncan is asleep, then, it will be time. I want Macbeth to do the deed as quick as possible so he won't spend time thinking about it.