Macbeth's vision of the "dagger" illustrates his A) Guilt Conscience B) Willingness to murder C) The influence of Lady Macbeth D) His feelings towards Banquo

Macbeth's vision of the "dagger" illustrates his A) Guilt Conscience B) Willingness to murder C) The influence of Lady Macbeth D) His feelings towards Banquo

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