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After killing his king, Macbeth is quite traumatised saying that the blood on his hands is 'a sorry sight', but Lady Macbeth is less worried now and says that Macbeth is being foolish. She tells him to go back and cover the guards with blood, but Macbeth won't even think about what he just did, let alone go back to the scene of the murder. So Lady Macbeth goes herself because the guards must look guilty for the plan to work.
Macbeth is almost going mad, his eyes are almost falling out of his head at the sight of his hands. 'Will all great Neptune's oceans wash this blood Clean from my hand?' He thinks that metaphorically, all the water on Neptune couldn’t wash all this blood from his hands, he can't get the blood off his hands, everyone will see it and he will always be a murderer. 'No, this my hand will rather The multitudinous seas incarnadine Making the green one red.' The blood on my hands would make all the many seas red instead of green. Lady Macbeth just tells him to use a......

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