Macbeth's Morality

At the beginning of the book, Macbeth was best friends with Banquo and they were extremely close meaning that they would have done anything for one another. I didn't expect Macbeth to ask people to kill his best friend. If Banquo and Macbeth really were best friends, Banquo wouldn't say anything about what Macbeth did. After the murder, Macbeth became obsessed with what he had done. He couldn't get it out of his head, and kept over analyzing and he let his paranoia take control of his actions. He was so scared of being accused of murderer, that he hired other people to do his horrible deeds, so that he would be safe from even more guilt.

Captains Letter

Dear Mom,
I was wounded by the Norwegians whilst helping Duncan’s son Malcom escape since capture by the Irish. Macbeth was such a good fighter; he was able to kill over 200 people. He managed to cut a soldier in half during one of our battles. Macbeth is very brave and strong. I don’t think he’d ever not do something because he’s scared of the consequences. He never has guilt, and is never influenced by other. I have so much respect for him. He is a true man mom, you would like him.

Love,
Your Son, the Captain.