In this scene Macbeth thinks he sees the ghost of Banquo as the guilt of killing Duncan is eating away at him. Even though Macbeth thinks that this ghost is real it is nothing more than a manifestation of his own guilty consciences. This perfectly illustrates the guilt, the paranoia, disorder, and overall mental state of Macbeth. Drawing the parallels between Macbeth and The Monk, in chapter four a continuation of Don Raymond’s history is what the chapter consists of. In this chapter Agnes dresses up as the bleeding nun in order to scare the Baroness (123), however this tale is far from fictional as the bleeding nun appears to Don Raymond. On pages 139-140, Don Raymond is haunted by the real bleeding nun ghost just as Macbeth was haunted by
