What's your favorite part of Macbeth?

Banquo's ghost. That whole scene is so perfectly written with Macbeth full of confidence and grace at the start and then, by the end, when Lady Macbeth asks the guests to leave, he's a complete mess.

I understand a great deal of literary criticism has claimed that it is Macbeth's guilty conscience which makes him think he sees the bleeding form of Banquo but critics who make this claim always fail to account for the stage directions which explicitly state that Banquo's ghost enters the room and nowhere states that Macbeth `imagines' the figure. Always admired the scene because it so perfectly illustrates how we may think we've gotten away with murder but there's always, always someone who knows what we've done.

Scared the hell out of me when I saw it first performed as a kid. Best production on film is the one starring Nicole Williamson as Macbeth.

Highly recommended.

When Macbeth starts seeing things as he walks down the hall. haha

:)

"One, two, tis time to do it. Fie My Lord, fie! A soldier and afeard? What need we fear who knows it when none can hold our power to account. But who would have thought the old man to have so much blood in him?"

i like it when the kangaroo jumps out of the tv and makes out with the chick

the part were i never read it