After the murder of Duncan Macbeth becomes annoyed and his first step of killing the guards is one of many that Macbeth takes to remove his insecurities. What does Macbeth feel after the killing of Duncan? He is in fear and shock. In the beginning of (ll, iii) Macbeth can barely even form sentences, the words he says reveal his guilt of his act. He then goes on to murder Banquo in (lll, IV). This was a very important part of the play because Banquo was his best friend. He has gone out of control and has not been speaking to Lady Macbeth about his decisions. Not speaking to Lady Macbeth has put a toll on their relationship and he is acting
After the murder of Duncan Macbeth becomes annoyed and his first step of killing the guards is one of many that Macbeth takes to remove his insecurities. What does Macbeth feel after the killing of Duncan? He is in fear and shock. In the beginning of (ll, iii) Macbeth can barely even form sentences, the words he says reveal his guilt of his act. He then goes on to murder Banquo in (lll, IV). This was a very important part of the play because Banquo was his best friend. He has gone out of control and has not been speaking to Lady Macbeth about his decisions. Not speaking to Lady Macbeth has put a toll on their relationship and he is acting