Symbolism In Macbeth '
Macbeth-Act 1-Scene 6
DUNCAN
“This castle hath a pleasant seat; the air nimbly and sweetly recommends itself unto our gentle senses.”
Banquo
The swallow bird building its nest here demonstrates that the gust of wind is tempting. There is no extension in the castle walls where these birds have not built their nest. I have observed that they like to live and mate where the air is the most pleasant.
Lady Macbeth Enters
Duncan
Look our honored hostess arrives. I am troubled sometimes by the efforts of a person but I still thank you for your love. I suggest that you thank me for the trouble my presence is causing you because I am here because of the
DUNCAN
“This castle hath a pleasant seat; the air nimbly and sweetly recommends itself unto our gentle senses.”
Banquo
The swallow bird building its nest here demonstrates that the gust of wind is tempting. There is no extension in the castle walls where these birds have not built their nest. I have observed that they like to live and mate where the air is the most pleasant.
Lady Macbeth Enters
Duncan
Look our honored hostess arrives. I am troubled sometimes by the efforts of a person but I still thank you for your love. I suggest that you thank me for the trouble my presence is causing you because I am here because of the