... says "To know my deed, twere best not know myself./Wake Duncan with thy knocking! I would thou couldst!- (Shakespeare 2.2.72-73). This shows that Macbeth is sorry for what he has done and regrets killing Duncan. His state of mind now, is no longer sane. He is now starting to go crazy ... free his mind from its old obsessive horror of dust and thickness, and he can actually invoke these conditions- (Swisher 123). As the murder takes place Macbeth's state of mind is becoming more and more insane. He knows that his deeds are no longer something he regrets. He knows now that the more ... i...

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