Macbeth Act 1 Scene 7 part 2
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- Then what kind of beast were you when you first told me about all this? When you dared to do it, that’s when you were a man. And to actually do it in order to become king, then you’ll be that much more of a man. The time and place weren’t right before—but you would have done it anyway. Now the time and place are perfect, but it's as if their very perfectness unnerves you. I have breastfed a baby, and I know how sweet it is to love a nursing baby. But even as the baby was smiling up at me, I would have yanked my nipple from its mouth and dashed out its brains if I had sworn to do it in the same way you have sworn to do this.
- But what if we fail?
- We, fail? Just get a hold of your courage, and we won’t fail. When Duncan is asleep—and he surely will be soon, after this day’s hard journey—I’ll get his two serving-men so drunk on wine and ale that their memory will disappear in the fumes of alcohol. As they lie in their piggish sleep, so drunk they might as well be dead, you and I will be able to do what we please. What will stop us from doing what we want to the unguarded Duncan? And what will stop us from blaming the murder on his drunken servants?
- May you only give birth to boys, because your fearless spirit could only create males. Are you sure that smearing the two drunken servants with blood, and using their daggers to do the deed, will really make people believe that they were the ones who did it?
- They Exit
- Who would possibly think that it could be anyone else? The two of us will wail with grief when we learn of his death.
- I am convinced, and now I will use all my strength to achieve this great and terrible thing. Go now, and deceive everyone with a show of friendliness. You must hide your treacherous heart behind a false face.
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