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Jan 1, 1500
Scene 1
Macbeth is wanting to kill the king because he wants the power and the glory but in order to do that, he has to kill the king, which doesn't bring good morals. He is described to be hallucinating a dagger since he hasn't slept and every time he reaches for it, it goes away showing that he wants the power but in order to get the power he has to kill his cousin, which won't make him a respected man. -
Feb 1, 1500
Scene 2
Macbeth had killed the king and told Lady Macbeth that he had killed Duncan. He's paranoid about the whole thing but Lady Macbeth basically tells him to man up. Lady Macbeth then takes the daggers to frame the guards. -
Mar 1, 1500
Scene 3
The servants discover the king is dead and all believe the guards did it because Lady Macbeth had set it up that way. Macbeth kills the guards and Lady Macbeth faints, they both act shocked about the whole situation when in reality, they knew. -
Apr 1, 1500
Scene 4
King Duncan's sons had fled to Ireland and England since their father had died because they believe the killer is still out there and will be coming for them next, so they separate so its harder for them to both die. Macbeth is crowned king and is paranoid since Banquo's sons are suppose to be kings so he could come after Macbeth and Macbeth doesn't want that.