Act Two

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In Act Two the respected Macbeth, spurred by the witches prophecy steels his resolve to usurp the throne “I go, and it is done.” (II, I. 62). By the end Duncan is dead and the blame laid upon drunken guards framed by the conspiring Macbeth’s.

My interpretation of Macbeth’s castle in Inverness where King Duncan was slain (Though the real Macbeth lived centuries before the Cawdor Castle was built, in Shakespeare’s time this probably where it was set but I could not find any interior photos).

Destiny is beginning to unfold with a vacancy for King being left and few as fit to rule like Macbeth.

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