Cold, Early Morning, Promising of the throne, and in their own home.

Ambitious; willing to do whatever it takes to gain the throne: manipulative.

Up the hill and full of branches from Birnam Woods. Yet the 3rd apparition.

Macbeth commits the awful act of killing King Duncan in his own home.

A death certainly forthcoming, some may even say rightfully done in order to restore Scotland.

Banquo's son who escapes death on behalf on his father's boldness and bravery.

They symbolize the darkness and evil throughout the play and influence external forces.

Lady Macbeth takes her own life due the overwhelming of her own guilt.

Completely unexpected, a tragedy, guilt-tripped, and done by the hands of their own.

The leader of the soldiers that stormed Macbeth's castle hidden by Birnam Wood branches.

This apparition promised Macbeth that any one born of woman could harm him.

Macduff finally avenges the death of his family and every life lost by the hands of Macbeth.

The biggest betrayal of the entire play, acted upon by the fear future threats, and the ghost of him shall remain.

A loyal messenger to all of the major characters throughout the play.

Beware Macduff this apparition said, it might've been taken more serious if it wasn't a(n)

Banquo shows up or at least Macbeth thinks he does.

Died on the battlefield with the set goal of restoring Scotland.

Son of Duncan; honest and suspicious of Macbeth and his plans.

This symbolizes the corruption in moral and political order.

Lady Macbeth admits to the murders she and her husband have commited, simply incriminating herself.