His wife formulated a perfect plan, however, as mentioned in her sleep talking. She craftily drugged the chamberlains meant to guard Duncan’s room, and had her husband evilly sneak in and slay him using the weapons that the guards held. Afterwards, he snuck out, killing the guards and leaving their weapons with them. Once the guards were slain and the deed done, Lady Macbeth pretended to discover the body, acting her very best to seem distraught, while in reality her scheming mind celebrated with joy now that her plan had been fully carried out. However, she did not kill Macbeth, as our ace reporters discovered while analyzing her sleep talk. While speaking in her sleep, Lady Macbeth mentioned that she had attempted to kill King Duncan, but could not do so, as he looked too much like her father. Because of this, she left the task to her husband, Macbeth. However, this horrible treason was not the only crime that Macbeth
His wife formulated a perfect plan, however, as mentioned in her sleep talking. She craftily drugged the chamberlains meant to guard Duncan’s room, and had her husband evilly sneak in and slay him using the weapons that the guards held. Afterwards, he snuck out, killing the guards and leaving their weapons with them. Once the guards were slain and the deed done, Lady Macbeth pretended to discover the body, acting her very best to seem distraught, while in reality her scheming mind celebrated with joy now that her plan had been fully carried out. However, she did not kill Macbeth, as our ace reporters discovered while analyzing her sleep talk. While speaking in her sleep, Lady Macbeth mentioned that she had attempted to kill King Duncan, but could not do so, as he looked too much like her father. Because of this, she left the task to her husband, Macbeth. However, this horrible treason was not the only crime that Macbeth