continues to shrug off his troubled thoughts: ‘I suppose I shall live through it. Even the most troubled day has to come to an end.’ The words give him something to hang on to.
149. Banquo indicates politely that they are waiting until Macbeth is ready to go.
150–1. ‘Do forgive me. My over–tired brain was disturbed by things that I can’t even remember now’. This may not seem a big lie, but it is a lie nevertheless.
151. your pains your services to me.
152–3. where every day…read them i.e. in his mind.
155. The interim having weigh’d it the interval having given us a chance to consider it.
156. Our free hearts Can either of their hearts be described as free?
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