You do unbend your noble strength to think Who was it that thus cried? Why, worthy thane, Next he says he heard voices saying things like 'Macbeth has murdered sleep, so Macbeth will never sleep again.' Macbeth shall sleep no more.вЂќД«ut Macbeth can't turn off the crazy. вЂњGlamis hath murdered sleep, and therefore 55

Still it cried вЂњSleep no more!вЂќ to all the house. The death of each dayвЂ™s life, sore laborвЂ™s bath, 50Д«alm of hurt minds, great natureвЂ™s second course, Sleep that knits up the raveled sleave of care, Macbeth does murder sleepвЂќ-the innocent sleep, Methought I heard a voice cry вЂњSleep no more!

She warns him that thinking this way will drive them both mad. Lady Macbeth tells him not to think about it too much, but Macbeth can't stop himself. Lady Macbeth mentions that Malcolm and Donalbain are sharing a room, and Macbeth says he's worried about the fact that he couldn't say 'Amen' when her heard them say, 'God bless us.' He could have used the blessing, given how he recently damned his soul by killing the King. LADY MACBETH These deeds must not be thought 45ДЄfter these ways so, it will make us mad. I could not say вЂњAmenвЂќД«ut wherefore could not I pronounce вЂњAmenвЂќ? One cried вЂњGod bless usвЂќ and вЂњAmenвЂќ the other,ДЄs they had seen me with these hangmanвЂ™s hands, LADY MACBETH There are two lodged together. One cried, 'Murder!' but they both went back to sleep after saying their prayers. Macbeth enters with bloody hands and a weird story: two separate people staying in the castle woke up while he was in the act. I stood and heardД«ut they did say their prayers and addressed them ThereвЂ™s one did laugh in вЂ™s sleep, and one cried 30

MACBETH Hark!-Who lies iвЂ™ thвЂ™ second chamber? I heard the owl scream and the crickets cry. She says she would've killed Duncan herself, if he hadn't looked so much like her father in his sleep. She tells us that she drugged the King's guards and set their weapons out where Macbeth wouldn't miss them. ThвЂ™ attempt and not the deedД¬onfounds us. That death and nature do contend about them 10ДЄnd вЂ™tis not done. The doors are open, and the surfeited groomsДo mock their charge with snores. It was the owl that shrieked, the fatal bellman, 5 What hath quenched them hath given me fire. When awake one can ward off evil, but nothing stops it when vulnerable and asleep.That which hath made them drunk hath made me Influence of evil in sleep is also seen here. Shakespeare draws a contrast between Macbeth and Banquo through their different responses to the witches prophecies.Д«anquo prays for peace of mind to the divine, and Macbeth approaches the darkness. Why is Banquo avoiding sleep?Sleep as will later be explored is an extremely important part fo the play. Ominous tone and audience can echo it to LM in scene 5ДЄ simile is used to show how desperate Banquo is for the balm of all aches and pain but is avoiding to do so. LM and Macbeth often asked stars to hide their 'deepest desire' and as a consequence here the stars are hidden and darkness prevails. It could also be referring to the fact evil has taken hold of good, just like in heaven there are no stars. It is dark and foreboding which is why there is such a gloomy and dark atmosphere This phrase means being economical and the heaven here is personified to do so, as the candles or stars are all out. Husbandry in heaven shows just how late at night it is.

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