My husband, the noble man, thinks that he cannot kill Duncan because of a new reasons. Firstly, as one of Duncan's thanes, he thinks it is his responsibility to lead by the king. Next, he thinks that as Duncan's host, he should protect him and not kill him.
My husband is too kind and too soft-heartes to do the 'deed'. Come on, you spirits that tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here! Fill me from the crown to toe with direst cruelty! Shall my evil motives and strong will influence my husband, making him brave enough to do the 'deed'.
When Duncan came to the castle, I handed over the dagger to my husband to kill Duncan. I tried to act well and Duncan fell for my acting. I knew he is one that could be easily deceived. Even Banquo had come with Fleance.
Though my husband is hesitant, I feel a sense of ambition in him. Put together our dark ambitions and it shall be acheived. He seemed very disturbed by the thouhght of killing Duncan.
When he firmly decided not to continue with the deed, I had no choice but to force him by saying awful things to him. I started to cry to make him do what I want. I triggerd his courage and manliness by saying that he had no love for me and that he was cowardly.
After persuading him, he was still quite hesitant. Finally, he had no choice but to agree. We planned everything correctly and were ready for the 'deed'.
All Hail Macbeth!!!
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