macbeth
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- There has never been a day that has been so good and bad at the same time
- Wait, you haven't told me everything, why am I the Thane of Cawdor, why will I be King. I COMMAND YOU
- Your Kids are going to be Kings Banquo!
- This shows that Macbeth is proud of what he and his side has accomplish but he still feels a little bit of guilt for the people who may not have made it on his side. This shows Macbeth's compassion for the people they may have.
- The Witches were right and the best part of what they said is yet to come. Now will Banquo believe his children will be Kings
- This demonstrates how Macbeth abruptly becomes engaged in the discussion when he learns something that might be useful to him. Additionally, he uses the phrase "I command you" to convey his sense of power over others.
- The Witches have been correct so far, but if being king is such a good thing, why do I feel so bad about having to kill the King.
- "Your kids will be kings" was the first thing Macbeth said after the witches left. This demonstrates that Macbeth is likewise preoccupied with his own future and lineage. He wants to be certain that whatever is going on will help him in some manner.
- Maybe I won't have to do anything bad, but I guess whatever happens will happen
- This demonstrates the beginnings of Macbeth's will and desire to rule as king. Now that he is aware that the witches were correct on two points, he will take all necessary steps to guarantee that the most crucial outcome—becoming king—occurs.
- This demonstrates that despite being viewed as merciless, Macbeth still experiences some early-life regret at the thought of killing a close friend. His conscience refuses to acknowledge that killing a dear friend could ever be justified.
- This demonstrates how Macbeth's desire for power ultimately triumphs over his guilt. Though he hopes he won't have to take any negative action, "whatever happens will happen". This demonstrates Macbeth's willingness to go to any lengths in order to gain power and become King.
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