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Lady Macbeth Diary Entry

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I walked in with the rest of the guest ready to feast. Lady Macbeth and Macbeth were at the door greeting everyone. “Hello, I am Lady Macbeth and this is Macbeth your future king” she said to me. “Hello, I am Madison your royal neighbor” I said to her. I thought they were magnificent and everything was going so well. But then something happened.

Everyone was chatting away; lady Macbeth and Macbeth were going around greeting and talking to all their guests. When I went to sit down I noticed they were right behind me. My seat was right next to him and across from Lady Macbeth. All of the sudden when Macbeth went to sit in his chair he turned pale and dazed.

Everyone including I are sitting down ready for a feast as Macbeth stands and stares at his chair. Macbeth stated that we were all her including Banquo. I didn’t know what to believe. I didn’t know why he was acting the way he was. Lady Macbeth tried to reassure everyone by saying, “sit worth friends, he was like this in his youth, that he will get better.” She was taking it as he was just sick but I thought it was more. Then I watched lady Macbeth take Macbeth by the hand and walk him out of the room. “stop being so foolish Macbeth,” she said to him. He replies with “my dear I cannot, they are all going to know I did it, they are all going to know I murder the king and Banquo, what would I do then?” …show more content…

All appeared better until he reached his chair yet another time. Macbeth went crazy again speaking gibberish, well it was to me. For another time lady Macbeth is trying to get him to come back from wherever he was in his head. Macbeth to me just looked like a lunatic. What was the matter? “Avaunt! and quit my sight! Let the earth hide thee! Thy bones are marrowless, thy blood is cold; thou hast no speculation in those eyes, which thou dost glare with” he

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