Duncan’s room

Theres no such thing. It is the agate liney business which informs Thus to mine eyes. (2. 1. 23). Macbeths brainiac is so overloaded or agitated, ab pop the murder that It projects a attribute of murder, the bloody dagger. After kill Duncan, Shakespeare exercises the blood symbol to express Macbeths guardianship and guilt over his crime. Macbeth says, What hands are here Hal they pluck out mine eyes (2. 1. 24). Macbeth says that the sight of the blood or even the brain is so awful it figuratively hurts his eyes, indicating the extent of his stonishment.Macbeth non totally is affright by the murder, but withal obtains extreme guilt After the killing of King Duncan. this Is a sorry sight (2. 2. 18), proclaimed Macbeth looking at his bloody hands movements after the murder. Maybe Shakespeare is trying to show us that Macbeth has a little sympathy for his wrong doing however, Lady Macbeth seems to hypothesize thats a foolish thing to say. Later that evening lady Macbeth not ices a sleuth on her hand. Out, damned perspective , I say (5. 5. 29-31). This bloody spot entrust not come out. Is this a sign of guilt or perhapsShakespeare Is hinting she wont get away with what she did. It will have blood, they say, Blood will have blood (3. 3. 5-39). This meaning whoever is involved In these crimes will someday become victims of them or maybe a little water clears us of these deeds (22. 64) Lady Macbeth thinks this as she washes her hands with water. As seen in the quote, blood symbolism practices as a continuous indicator of characters kip is other one of the many symbols used. Sleep is something that is meant to be peaceful and innocent, calm signifies the record and essence for a person Bernard).In this play it symbolizes demolition and culpability. It became something people feared quite enjoyed. Some didnt feel safe because they felt like they might be next person to die. Me thought I heard a verbalise crying sleep no more (2. 2 34-50). Macbet h has killed someone in their sleep but at present he cannot sleep. He killed a guileless man and now its coming substantiate. Sleep has now become a torture of the mind rather than to lie in restless ecstasy (Barnard). It was verbalise before sleep is a representation of innocence so now that virtuousness has been murdered.He will o longer be able to sleep because of this fault he holds. Shakespeare allows Lady Macbeth and Macbeth to commit these crimes but punishes them by not allowing them to rest (Bernard). They will never be able to turn back. do cannot be undone (5. 1. 30-45). Lady Macbeth states later that once something had been done, you cant go back and reverse it. So even if Macbeth is starting to fell contrite for what he had done it is too late. Shakespeare continues to use the symbols of sleep and sleep withdrawal in his play to express pain and repentance. Both Lady Macbeth andMacbeth experience unsuccessful nights. The sleep walking scene is a perfectly logical way out of these feelings. Lady Macbeth was seen sleep walking while talking about the murder. Shakespeare is expressing the greatness of sleep by exploitation sleep deprivation as a sign of remorse (Bernard). Her talking in her sleep showed that she felt guilty. Shakespeare also uses the Banquds murderers to warn him of what will pass on to him if he continued to go done with the prophecy. It will drain him dry as hay sleep incomplete night not day hang upon his pent house lid he shall live a man f forbid (3. 1-20). This is some other example of Shakespeare warning Macbeth that his wrong doings will come with no reward. Through the play Shakespeare brilliantly plays around with sleep by using it in ways that are obvious and hidden. He makes the audience think their own definitions of sleep. It makes someone believe that although sleep is precious, it is one thing that only comes easily to people with clear conscience. In Macbeth case, he cannot sleep until he himself is ki lled. He loses something precious that is often taken for granted because of what he has done.Shakespeare chose to repeatedly mention sleep because whether it is at the shutdown of the day or end the end of ones life, everyone eventually goes to sleep. Yet Shakespeare gives the reader a better mind of how valuable it truly is, Shakespeare also knows how to get you mind thinking by using symbols in the form of other living objects like animals. Sleep and blood are only two of the many symbols used in the play. Shakespeare has interwoven the symbol use of animals throughout his play. Not only does he allude with the accuracy of a naturalist to the peculiarities and habits of ertain targets but also to animals. Shakespeare use of animals is often repellent and even repugnant to the audience (Olsen). They always serve a purpose. For example the owl was used to represents fatality. Tis unnatural a track down tow ring in her pride of place was by a musing owl hawked at and killed (2. 2. 10-21). The owl represents Macbeth and the falcon represents King Duncan who Macbeth killed. Expressing how unnatural it is for an owl to kill a hawk because owls usually for mice. Duncan. The owl announcing Duncans death is revealing how it is connected to the upernatural world. skillful like the owl was used as an moment and symbol, so was the bird. The raven himself is hoarse that croaks the fatal entrance of Duncan under my crenellation(l . 5. 38-40). The raven is a bird of ill. Lady Macbeth was referring that even the bird was Horace from formulation king Duncan must die, lady Macbeth was trying to say the bird was a sign that they should go on with the plan and kill the king. This symbol Just like all the others, is giving the reader a hint for something to happen in the future of the play, Shakespeare also has ways to make an audience feel some ype of way when something has occurred. They have tied me to a stake I cannot fly but bear like I must fght the imprecate