It was not regicide, however brutal.
It was not betrayal of a good king,
however treacherous. It was not his
subtle tongue, which slyly persuaded men
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daniel, you'll have to remind me of the speech referred to in your closing line. what jumps to mind is lady macbeth's " out damned spot." more generally speaking on macbeth, i think it's shakespeare's tightest play, and the soliloquy which begins, " tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow..." is one of the best things the bard ever wrote. -glen
Now do you understand Macbeth's fate? The ornaments of life - honor, love, obedience, friends - he exchanged for one glittering prize - The Crown. He thought he was born to be King. He summoned Hecate and the wolf......so touching and impressive. A brilliant poem is amazingly shared. Thanks for sharing.