Macbeth Act 2 Scene 3
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- Act 2, scene3. Macduff and Lennox was taking in a room in the castle. Macbeth enters, and Macduff askhim about the king, then Macduff exits
- 4. No yet
- 2. Good morning to.both of you
- 5. I'll wake up him,because that's myjob
- 3. Is the kingawake, worthythane?
- 1. Good morning,noble sir
- Macduff enters, upset. He says he found the king dead and Macbeth pretends to besurprise
- 1. Oh, horror, horror,horror! This isbeyond my words andbeyond belief
- 3. The worst thing imaginable has happened.A murderer has broken into God'stemple and stolen the life out of it. The king is dead.
- 2. What'sthe matter?
- 1. Wake up, wake up! Ring the alarm bell. Murder and treason! Banquo and Donalbain, Malcom! wake up! Shake off sleep, which look like death, and look at death itself
- A bell rings. Lady Macbeth enters
- 2. What is going on? Speak up and tell me!
- 1. What happened?
- Banquo enters and ask what's going on, Macduff still regrets telling him what happened and lady Macbeth pretends to be lamenting what happened to the king
- 2. Oh Banquo, Banquo the king has been murdered!
- 3. How horrible! What, in your own house?
- 3. Who did it?
- Malcom and Donalbain enter
- 1. What's wrong?
- 2. Your royal father is murdered
- 5. And yet I still regret anger drove me to kill them.
- 4. It seems that the guards who were supposed to be protecting his chamber did it. Their hands and faces were all covered with blood.
- 1. What are you going to do? Let's not stay here with them. It's easy for a lair to pretend to feel sorrow when he actually feels none. I am going to England
- 3. We haven't yet encountered that danger, and the best thing to do is avoid it entirely. With that in mind, let's get on our horses and get away quickly. No goodbyes.
- 2. I'll go to Ireland. We'll both be safer it we go separate ways
- Everyone left except Malcom and Donalbain. They decide to run because they fear their lives and don't feel safe there.
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