What people see and experience can affect them in different ways, some people will try to better themselves others will not. The more serious of the things saw the more it will affect the person. This is the case for Macbeth this plays an important role in his character. In the book, Macbeth, hallucinations mark key transitions for his character, his first step into darkness, and eventually the loss of his humanity.
Macbeth first starts to descend into the darkness when he is about to kill King Duncan. When Macbeth see a dagger in front of him this was the first hallucination. The dagger represent his step into the darkness. Before he decided to kill Duncan he was an honored man. This is shown in act 1 scene 2 when Duncan himself said "and
Macbeth first starts to descend into the darkness when he is about to kill King Duncan. When Macbeth see a dagger in front of him this was the first hallucination. The dagger represent his step into the darkness. Before he decided to kill Duncan he was an honored man. This is shown in act 1 scene 2 when Duncan himself said "and