Macbeth Act II Crossword Puzzle

the son of Duncan who is the rightful king
this object is the first guilt inspired hallucination Macbeth sees
a reference in a literary work to a person, place, or thing in history
"moves like a ghost" is an example of what literary device
this person is a potential ally and threat to Macbeth's plotting since he knows the prophecy
a speech by a character when he is alone on the stage
the signal Lady Macbeth gives Macbeth
excuse Lady Macbeth gives for not killing Duncan herself
word Macbeth could not say
this person discovers Duncan's dead body
Banquo's son
present from Duncan to the Macbeths
"I'll do whatever you say, as long as I can do it with a clear conscience."
in addition to murdering Duncan, Macbeth says that he has also murdered this
"I can't go back. I'm afraid event to think about what I've done."
returns the daggers to the crime scene
Lady Macbeth's solution to remove evidence of guilt
this drunk person provides comic relief
"A murderer has broken into God's temple and stolen the life out of it" is an example of this literary device
"Oh gentle lady, my news isn't fit for your ears" is an example of this literary device
Macbeth's excuse for killing the guards
flees to England
flees to Ireland
discusses uproar as a result of Duncan's murder with an old man
named by Macduff as prime suspects for the King's murder
goes to Fife in opposition of the new king
traditional site of coronations
named King