The transcript explores a character's internal struggle with a vision of a dagger, questioning its reality and the influence of the mind. It delves into the character's journey, guided by senses and a bloody vision, amidst a backdrop of nature's stillness and supernatural elements. The narrative follows the character's stealthy approach, fearing discovery, and culminates in a decisive action with significant consequences.

What significance does Macbeth attribute to the 'bloody business' he is contemplating?

In what way does Macbeth's soliloquy reflect his internal conflict regarding his actions?