Macbeth believes the witches when they tell Macbeth that he will always be in power unless all three visions come true. Macbeth is paranoid of losing his crown and decide to ask the witches to read his future to ensure him that he is safe. The first vision is a helmet that informs him that Macduff will plan a attack against him. Macbeth responds joyfully, “Whate'er thou art, for thy good caution, thanks./
Thou hast harped my fear aright. But one word more…” (4.1.83-84). Nethertheless, Macbeth got false security form the witches because someone else can attack him and murder him. Macbeth get more confident of keeping his title. As Macbeth is done talking about the security he gets more cocky and asks for more. The witches tell him two more visions
Thou hast harped my fear aright. But one word more…” (4.1.83-84). Nethertheless, Macbeth got false security form the witches because someone else can attack him and murder him. Macbeth get more confident of keeping his title. As Macbeth is done talking about the security he gets more cocky and asks for more. The witches tell him two more visions