Macbeths visit to the Therapist by felix Timmer

ACT: Therapist and Macbeth

Characters: Royal guards, Macbeth, Therapist

Macbeth gets led into the Therapists room by two members of the royal guard

Macbeth:
This will be far enough I believe I can take It from here...Ah yes, please wait outside and keep an eye on the woods for me.


Royal Guard:
Th..The Woods Sir?


Macbeth:
YES! and make sure we are not disturbed.


Royal Guard:
Will do Sir.


The two Guards leave the room in a frustrated manner


Enter Therapist

Therapist:
Please Sir have a seat.

Macbeth sits down Hesitant manner looking across the room

Macbeth:
I came to talk to you today (Hesitantly), about ... Well about everything I believe.

Therapist:
Well every thing is a brood topic, Now tell me why you really came to me.

Macbeth:
You might stamp me down as “crazy” but I have been seeing Witches.

Therapist:
Well tell me more about these witches and what they do when you meet them.

Macbeth:
The first time I met the Witches was with Ban... Banquo on the way back from the battle against the Norwegians, They started telling me things that where unbelievable for me, they gave me a prophecy. they said: "I shall become Thane of Cowdor and then I shall Rise to become King".


Therapist:
Well you can see they where rite.

Macbeth:
Well yes but it was not all there doing, as I went home I told my Wife about what had happened,
she fell of her seat and gasped, but then suddenly she started going on and on about what we should do next to keep the Prophecy in progress she really does have Black and deep desires but the worst thing was that she tried to persweide me into Trusting her, so you see it was all her, she was the cause for this anger (throwing his fists in the air)

Therapist:
If you are caught up in a situation you dont want to be in, it is always the easiest way to blame somebody else, Do you still love Lady Macbeth?

Macbeth:
Well of course I do buttt.. I might not I dont know! she she has to many Stars hiding her fires, sometimes I dont know her at all, (thinking to himself “I am a Mann I am a Mann!”)

Therapist:
So tell me do you still think It was the right think to kill “King Duncan”?

Macbeth:
well look at me know of course It was the right thing to do. I also did not really have a choice it was the prophecy.

Therapist Interrupting Macbeth!

Therapist:
One always has a choice!

Macbeth:
I thought at the night of the murder Is this rite I like King Duncan, He has been worthy to my deeds, but then suddenly I saw this dagger floating in mid air with handle toward me, ordering me to proceed with the deed, I thought was this a false creation or was this a Sign, the dagger ordered me to do It!! so I though come what come may, Time and the hour runs through the roughest day.

Therapist:
So you show no regret?


Macbeth:
After the deed was done my hands where covered with gore, blood all over me I did not think that the old man hath so much blood not even all Neptune's Oceans could wash my hands clean.


Therapist:
May I ask why you killed Mac.Duffs Family they had not ment you no harm, They where Innocent!
where they not?

Macbeth:
Watch your moth dear Friend I say who is innocent and who is not! I try to think not of them!
also I had to Strike down on all who would grief to be King. Whats done is done and cant be undone.


Therapist:
That is true, but still If you could take everything back would you do It?


Macbeth:
n..no I.I deserved to be in this position cost what it will!
But still I am afraid to think what I have done. Wake Duncan with thy Knocking, I would thou couldest.

AHHHHAAHHH

Therapist:
calm down!

Macbeth:
No I shall not calm down. YOU YOU have seen my Dark and Deep Desires you shall not live no more for else thy would spread the word of madness.


Macbeth grasping a little dagger from his belt reaching toward the Therapist with full Strength


Therapist:
NOO PPPLEASE, I have a famillly.


Macbeth:Ohh no the blood the blood again, whyyyy can I not say "amen" I hath need of blessing!

Macbeth on his knees