Macbeth 2.3 Performance: Lennox, Lines 98-102

The transcript describes a scene where individuals have blood-stained faces and daggers, which were found unwiped on their pillows. This discovery leads to a sense of distraction and distrust, indicating that no one's life could be trusted with them.

How does the phrase 'Which unwiped we found upon their pillows' contribute to the overall mood?

What does the statement 'No man's life was to be trusted with them' imply about trust and danger?