Role Of Blood In Macbeth
Macbeth
Blood is something that appears very often throughout the acts. It becomes very obvious in the beginning of the story when it is shown through fear and guilt. It is presented as a motif throughout this story by making the blood something that will be “stained” into their lives. The reason being for the guilt, has been formed from the mistakes Macbeth and Lady Macbeth have or about to have made. Macbeth talks about how he could fill all the oceans with the amount of blood that is on his hands, showing that he feels so terrible about what he’s doing and that it will never be okay. It reminds everyone about the consequences about killing have taken over his and her mind. They try to “wash their hands” and forget about what they have
Blood is something that appears very often throughout the acts. It becomes very obvious in the beginning of the story when it is shown through fear and guilt. It is presented as a motif throughout this story by making the blood something that will be “stained” into their lives. The reason being for the guilt, has been formed from the mistakes Macbeth and Lady Macbeth have or about to have made. Macbeth talks about how he could fill all the oceans with the amount of blood that is on his hands, showing that he feels so terrible about what he’s doing and that it will never be okay. It reminds everyone about the consequences about killing have taken over his and her mind. They try to “wash their hands” and forget about what they have