This speech is a good example to show Macbeth is going to be crazy because of the thoughts in his mind. He is thinking about to kill King Duncan. The idea of killing someone makes Macbeth worried and he is not sure to kill Duncan. With these thoughts he saw an imaginary dagger. This dagger show him a way to Duncan’s room. He saw this kind of imagination because he feels guilty because of his bad thoughts about going to kill Duncan. This dagger is flying and it is covered with blood.
This imaginery dagger is the beginning of Macbeth’s craziness signs. This kind of fatal visions will continue after Macbeth killed Duncan.
The language in the text is quite difficult and there are repetitions to make text more efficient.
Especially in line 35
“I have thee not,and yet i see thee still. Art thou not, fatal vision,sensible
To feeling as to sight, or art thou…”(scene 2,act 1,line 35)
In Shakespeare language the repetition of word called as epistrophe. The words ‘thee’ and ‘thou’ can be
