A key scene in this play features a sleepwalking woman envisioning a spot of Duncan's blood on her hands.
A comedic scene in this play sees a porter pretending to be Hell's gatekeeper. Near the end of this play, the title character muses about the creeping of "tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow" before comparing life to a tale "full of (*) sound and fury." A key scene in this play features a sleepwalking woman envisioning a spot of Duncan's blood on her hands. The title character is ultimately slain by a man "not of woman born," Macduff. For 10 points, name this Shakespearean tragedy about a murderous king of Scotland.
A comedic scene in this play sees a porter pretending to be Hell's gatekeeper.
The Tragedy of {Macbeth}