My fellow thanes for Macbeth’s Coronation banquet Essay

My lady and I were asked to join my fellow thanes for Macbeths enthronization banquet. As we entered the cavernous hall, which had been decorated with clear colours and banners, I discover hardly a(prenominal) people were tal poove. The sullen silence do the hall seem even big and perhaps even darker, and then, I gasped in astonishment as I noticed the feast (I do not admit how I could have missed it) it was so vast it took up twenty wide-cut tables. Every imaginable food was in that location including much game. I had only near taken it all in when the lead of trumpets announced to the assembly the king was coming. He and his wife entered. Macbeth was attired in fine clothes, red and aureate silks and rarefied animal furs. Upon each finger a gold ring glittered , and of course the specious crown of the king.Lady Macbeth was also dressed in fine silks complimenting her pale heatless reckons perfectly, and also upon her hand rings glistened and gleamed want sun glinti ng off a newly forged sword. Around her tell apart many fine chains of gold and silver, the best that could be found. however presently things became not as they should, when my nobleman started beholding apparitions and things that were clearly not there. They may not have been there but the look of horror on Lord Macbeths face was enough to persuade me that he saw something others could not, and would not like to. only when our Lady Macbeth reassured us and act to explain it was a problem from childhood.But also passim the most regal banquet our lord Macbeth disappeared and reappeared many times, he was rumored to have been seen with to shifty looking rogues. My lord and lady Macbeth were also seen to be quarreling end-to-end the evening, the air between them was thick with tongueless threats and promises, they were both on edge throughout the evening even though his lordship try hard to hide it. Unfortunately we were asked to establish early as Macbeth had gone into some other trance, seeing things that were not there, he talked nearly them too he spoke of grievances and of line and injury but as curtly as started they had finished and we were bid leave.