Notes

I think Mcbeth should at first be shown as welcoming to his guests and kind and enjoy there company. As it gets later in the speech that Mcbeth is giving, he should start to get a little too deep in his thoughts and start snapping at the people around him and sneers at all the words that come out of the guest's mouths and disagree with every suggestion.Lady Mcbeth should then start to calm Mcbeth down and get him sitting down and to be quiet. Mcbeth should start to look bored and start to look deep in his mind. Suddenly the thought of Banquo's ghost pops up in his head, Mcbeth then starts scoffing down his meal to get Banquo of his mind. He peers over the table to look at Lady mcbeth but she isn't in her seat, Mcbeth sees a small silhouette at the end of the table getting bigger and bigger. He reassures himself thinking it's his wife but he can't look away. The figure starts to walk across the table, stepping into the light the figures face makes out to be Banquo, Mcbeth is shocked at this and falls of his chair and scoots backward causing everyone to look over at him. Banquo looks angry and keeps approaching the king, Mcbeth then shouts-"Who did this-this trickery?"