Macbeth 2.1 Interview: Macbeth

In this video, Macbeth grapples with his ambition and the moral implications of his plan to kill King Duncan. He encounters Banquo, who is uneasy and discusses dreams of the Weird Sisters. Macbeth experiences a hallucination of a dagger, symbolizing his internal conflict. He debates the nature of reality and imagination, ultimately deciding to proceed with the murder, despite the ominous signs and his own doubts.

What does the character mean by 'dagger of the mind'?

What does the character imply about the nature of reality and imagination?

What does the character mean by 'wicked dreams abuse the curtain sleep'?

What is the significance of the bell in the context of the character's decision?