MACBETH IN HIS OWN WORDS
After reading Macbeth speak he seems rather humble and thoughtful and a bit gullible. SInce after the witches told them his and Banquo's fortunes he listens to them wholeheartedly, but at the same time doubts their words a bit. He does let himself believe their words but he also does hesitate a bit upon them after hearing Banquo's thoughts on their words and the witches overall. I feel like Macbeth, after hearing his words, might not be a crazed murderer but perhaps a humble soldier who knows his place and is loyalty to his king.