The Witches – introduces the supernatural theme – ‘fair is…

Lady Macbeth – she has been driven mad by guilt and is trying to wash her hands clean of the blood she is imagining.

Macduff – he is distraught when he hears that his wife and children have been slain by Macbeth ‘What, all my…’

Banquo - He warns Macbeth that the witches may be trying to trick him. This is proof of his honest and moral character. ‘'And oftentimes, to win us to our harm…

Macbeth - reacts callously to news of his wife's death. He cares about nothing anymore. ‘She should…’

Lady Macbeth - she reassures Macbeth after he murders Duncan, saying he can easily wash the blood off his hands – ‘ A little water…’

Lady Macbeth – she wants the spirits to make her more masculine and evil to kill Duncan – ‘Unsex me here…’

Lady Macbeth – manipulates Macbeth into killing Duncan ‘ Look like…’

Macbeth – he admits that wanting power is his fatal flaw, ‘I have no spur…’

Macbeth – ranting and raving at Banquo’s ghost ‘Thou canst not…’

Captain – shows how people think of Macbeth at the start of the play (2 words)

Malcolm – shows what Scotland thinks of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth at the end. ‘The dead…’