The words that I have chosen are to represent Macbeth, throughout the play Macbeth became heartless after the murders he had committed. Macbeth became a danger to everyone by his actions and deeds. He chose to cut his emotions off because he knew that it would be the only way for him to successfully do whatever it took to fulfill the prophecies that the witches had told him. He did whatever he had to do in order to get what he wanted. When Lady Macbeth committed suicide Macbeth took it in a nonchalant manner; however he pitied her for her weakness. He was evil itself, he was darkness, like a nightmare come true. This quote relates to Lady Macbeth, throughout the play Lady Macbeth so desperately wanted Macbeth to become king. She wanted him to become king so much that she convinced Macbeth to kill King Duncan. She was so corrupt that she even helped to finish the cover up of King Duncan’s murder by taking the daggers back to the room. Lady Macbeth wanted to be on top, she wanted to rule Scotland. She, like her husband was willing to do whatever it took to get what they wanted. Her wish for Macbeth to become king came true, but the guilt of the murders made her horrified and she committed suicide. This quote reminds me of Malcolm, after the death of his beloved father he fled in fear that him or his brother would be next. He knew that evil was among Scotland, but never understood why someone so evil and malicious would want to kill his father. He couldn’t live his entire life not knowing who did it so he started to search along side of Macduff. He planned to get to the bottom of the murder and have whoever did it executed immediately. Malcolm did not want to live in fear and he want to go back to Scotland without having to be in afraid. He knew he needed to do whatever it took and he knew to always expect the unexpected. In Act II. Scene IV Macbeth kills King Duncan to take the thrown like the witches prophecy said would happen. In the beginning of the play the witches informed Macbeth that soon he would become king, he didn’t know how but he was looking forward to the day. He ran home to tell his wife the good news and she was ecstatic. She wanted Macbeth to become king so bad that she tried to convince him to murder King Duncan. Macbeth told her no so she questioned his man hood; he felt he had no choice but to kill him. He was terrified of the actions he was about to commit but he went through with it anyway. In Act III. Scene III Macbeth hires murderers to kill Banquo. Macbeth wanted Banquo out of the way because he saw him and his son as a threat. Macbeth decides to kill Banquo and Fleance because the witches prophesy said that while Macbeth himself would be king, it was the descendents of Banquo that would be kings down the line. Since Macbeth cannot have kids the thrown would have gone to Fleance. Macbeth decides to have Banquo and his son killed so they can't take the title of king from him. In Act IV. Scene II Macbeth’s messengers murdered Lady Macduff and Macduff’s son. One of the Three Witches prophecies stated "Beware Macduff" Which Macbeth didn’t listen to. Macduff was in exile in England at the time, raising an army with Malcolm. Macbeth had ordered his messengers to go and deliver a message to Macduff but he wasn’t home so his wife and son were murdered. That only made Macduff angrier, it made him only want Macbeth dead even more. In Act V. Scene V Lady Macbeth commits because of the guilt she had of the murders. After helping Macbeth with the murder of King Duncan she started feeling guilty because king Duncan reminded her of her father. Later in the play she began to sleep walk; she would go and wash her hands and clearly state, "Who would have thought the old man to have so much blood in him?" "Wash your hands, put on your nightgown, look not so pale" "I tell you again, Banquo's buried; a cannot come out one’s grave." "The Thane of Fife had a wife; where is she now?" this reveals that Lady Macbeth is guilty not only of Duncan's murder but also Banquo's and Lady Macduff's. In the end it resulted to her committing suicide.