in front of the king. When Macbeth arrives, she shares her plans about the throne with him.
             Macbeth respects and loves his wife. He sends her a letter to share his deepest thoughts and emotions with her. He refers to her as his "dearest partner in greatness" in the letter, on the other side lady Macbeth shares her plans of killing Duncan when he arrives.
             Lady Macbeth thinks that her husband is too kind to kill Duncan and gain the throne of Scotland. She vows to put evil spirits in his ears and help him become the king.
             Macbeth likes Macbeth's castle and describes it as a holy place. He says that the air "nimbly and sweetly recommends itself,". He is fooled by Lady Macbeth's innocence. He can't see her evil plans for him.
             He doesn't want to kill King Duncan. He wants to sit back and let fate do the entire job. He seems to be nervous about killing Duncan. He thinks it is against the law to kill the king and he will ha
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