Macbeth 3.5 Performance: Hecate, Lines 2-35

The transcript features a dialogue where a mistress laments not being involved in the magical dealings with Macbeth. She criticizes the actions done for a wayward son who acts out of self-interest. Plans are made to meet at Acaron to prepare spells and charms. The mistress intends to use magic to create illusions that will lead to confusion, emphasizing that security is a mortal's greatest enemy. The dialogue ends with a call from a spirit, indicating the mistress's departure.

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