We've met the witches, now let's meet the king!
I've always loved the "unseamed him from the nave to the chops" line (a.k.a. split him open from his bellybutton to his chinny-chin-chin). It's just so wonderfully brutal and unnecessarily gory. It really sets the tone for the whole play, as does the profusely bleeding soldier who reports on it.
Tune in on Thursday, when we'll check back with the witches! Also be sure to check out all my other Macbeth comics.
Macbeth
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