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What Motivates Macbeth's Actions To Kill King Duncan

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It motivates Macbeth actions by getting this man to kill King Duncan and fulfill the witches’ prophecy they gave him. I believe he thought everything they were saying was good to his ears. He wrote a letter to his wife telling her about the prophecies he heard from the witches. She felt like that was a chance her man can be king and she was not going to stop until he was. In addition, Macbeth was not either. He and his wife were planning to kill King Duncan ruler over Scotland. Him and his wife fulfilled that prophecy and killed him. It traumatizes the wife so bad she started sleepwalking. She had a doctor sitting with her because she has been feeling a little ill. The doctor seen her going to wash her hands, but he saw her do it aggressively.
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