This character, who has "supp'd full with horrors", asks for a "sweet oblivious antidote" before telling the Doctor  to "throw physic to the dogs."
This character posits that "our monuments/ shall be the maws of kites" and that he has begun to "doubt the equivocation of the fiend." He tells a servant to "go prick thy face" and compares a "yellow leaf" to how his "way of life is fall'n into the sear".  This character, who has "supp'd full with horrors", asks for a "sweet oblivious antidote" before telling the Doctor  to "throw physic to the dogs." He questions why he should play the Roman fool shortly before his killer exclaims "turn, hell-hound, turn!" This character speaks of "the last syllable of recorded time" in a speech that declares "life's but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets" and mentions a tale "full of sound and fury, signifying nothing." For 10 points, name this character, who kills Duncan and is killed by Macduff.
This character posits that "our monuments/ shall be the maws of kites" and that he has begun to "doubt the equivocation of the fiend."
{Macbeth}