William Shakespeare, the most brilliant psychotherapist who never once treated a patient, described guilt (in Macbeth) as life’s fitful fever. Anyone who has suffered pangs of guilt knows that ...

Lady Macbeth never saw the evil of the murder lasting in this way. The blood of Duncan haunts her. She re-runs her own part in the murder to come to terms with her guilt. An important point.

Macbeth has captured our fears and nightmares for years. The crucial themes of excessive ambition, kingship, guilt and many more can tell an important message that people try to figure out to this ...

Is the ghost of Banquo (a forceful Omar Robinson) real, or is that spectral figure a manifestation of Macbeth’s guilt at having Banquo slain to secure his hold on the throne? When Banquo ...

Macbeth is sick with worry and guilt about Banquo's murder. This is important. Banquo was his best friend, and Macbeth has ordered him to be killed. He needed both Banquo and Fleance dead ...