In the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare, the dinner feast is one of the most memorable scenes where guilt is presented. Since Macbeth has proceeded with multiple murders of those who conspire against him, it has soon bite him back once in a awhile. Macbeth is struck with fear and guilt when Banquo’s ghost appears in his seat. What causes Macbeth to “insanity”, is none of the guest or Lady Macbeth can see the spirit, and it is very odd when he appears to be yelling at it. Macbeth continues to shout for the ghost to leave, Lady Macbeth embarrassed tells the guest to leave and Macbeth openly shares his feelings of guilt that the ghost spurred in him. The ghost symbolizes the chaos Macbeth has stirred while trying to stay on the throne as
