Macbeth Narrative Report

This morning has been so confusing; there is way too much pressure! It all started with the drunk porter then Macduff and Lennox came to the castle and Macduff asked Macbeth if King Duncan was awake, mentioning that Duncan asked to see him early that morning. My dear husband hesitantly said that Duncan was still asleep, and let me add on when Macduff asked Macbeth I was extremely scared that he would blabber out something out without thinking because clearly he does not think at times, and I always have to tell him what to do. He fortunately didn’t speak any of his nonsense. He just simply offered to take Macduff to the king and I was quiet proud because even if I knew he was terrified, he handled it quiet well and with control. Maybe insulting his manhood is actually working
As Macduff entered Duncan’s chamber, Lennox describes the storms that has been present the night before, stating that he could not remember anything like it in all his years and then with a cry of “O horror, horror, horror!” Macduff came running from the room, yelling that the king had been murdered. Obviously this wasn’t a shock to my husband and I, but it was quiet interesting to see how stunned everyone was, and surprisingly, rather than being terrified I was quiet amused. After that, Macbeth and Lennox rushed in to look at the body, so I followed them and expressed my feeling of “Horror,” that such a “Terrible” deed has taken place under my own