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Insane Macbeth

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March 31, 2014

 

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[Macbeth] Where? [Ross] Gentlemen, rise, his Highness is not well." (3:4:47-49,53) In this quote Macbeth demonstrates his insanity because he thinks that the table is full and does not realize that the ghost he sees is invisible to the other sane people in the room. The others notice that Macbeth is insane as well because Ross even suggests that he is not well...
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The others notice that Macbeth is insane as well because Ross even suggests that he is not well. Macbeth also appears to be insane when he tries to talk to the ghost. Macbeth says "[To the ghost] Avaunt! And quit my sight! Let the earth hide thee!" (3:4:93-94) Here, Macbeth is talking to the ghost and looks foolish because no one else can see the ghost and he appears to be talking to nothing...
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