Act 1 of the play Macbeth we meet almost the whole cast of characters. We meet the Witches,
             who are very interesting, and it seems as though they will be important during the whole play.
             They are deliciously evil, and they say a very important line, which will probably be of very
             importance later in the play which is, "Fair is foul and foul is fair, hover through the fog and filthy
             air." This is probably the theme statement for the play, because if it is Macbeth's destiny to
             become king then it would be fair for him to actually kill the king that is in reign now, and become
             king himself. Macbeth is easily persuaded by the witches, into thinking that he will reign in King
             Duncan's place. He goes home and tells his wife about the whole situation. His evil wife then tells
             him to kill Duncan, and thinks of a huge plan to finally kill Duncan. There is a time though where
             Macbeth actually think of reasons not to kill Duncan, but then he turns back to his evil ways and
             decides to kill Duncan anyway. At the end of this Act, Macbeth and his wife, Lady Macbeth, for
             sure decide, plan, and think of the whole attempt to end Duncan's life
             Act two is where everyone finds out about Duncan's savage untimely death (murder). A lot of
             people suspect different things, their suspects range from the guards to Duncan's two sons.
             In reality it was actually Macbeth who killed the King. There is one person who actually believes it
             was Macbeth who actually killed Duncan, and you find out who that one person is at the end of the
             act, that one person is Macduff. Ross says, "Is't known who did this more than bloody deed?",
             Macduff answers by saying, "Those that Macbeth hath slain." I think that he infers that Macbeth
             has slain the once living King. Also in this Act Lady Macbeth's character has changed greatly,
             she has become very submissive to her husband. She respects him now as a cold-clooded ki...