The Horror Of Killing Banquo In William Shakespeare's 'Macbeth'

Macbeth awakens shortly before the crack of dawn. He flick’s on the light, uses the dimmer and ponders when would be the perfect time to awaken Lady Macbeth. When he awakens Lady Macbeth he will disclose the breaking news of killing Banquo. Lady Macbeth is deep into her sleep and waking her up is not the brightest idea. When she doesn't get her rest she is extremely irritable. The pain of killing Banquo is gnawing at him. He cannot handle another moment alone without her knowing. He also has to prepare her for Banquo’s funeral in just a few short hour’s. Macbeth goes over to her bedside and starts whispering "awaken, awaken from your heavy sleep, I need you now.” He repeats that line several times. Macbeth gets absolutely no reaction out
Lady Macbeth ballistically yells at Macbeth causing him to go into shock. The bedroom is completely silent, and at ease. Macbeth gets back into bed, tosses and turns from side to side. Lady Macbeth starts getting ready for the funeral. Macbeth cannot seem to find the motivation to get up and start getting ready. He is feeling remorse for killing Banquo. On the other hand is he astonished with how Lady Macbeth handled Banquo’s killing and her irate behavior. Lady Macbeth is wearing her gold jewelry, and a overly elegant dress. Macbeth sees Lady Macbeth wearing the gold jewelry he had bought her and said to himself “well she can’t be that mad at me to still be wearing that gold jewelry.” He plops up from the bed and starts getting dressed. Macbeth wore a sharp looking golden tan colored tux. Both Lady Macbeth and Macbeth were classily dressed and headed off to Banquo’s