What is Macbeth afraid the earth will do? (Look at the end of the dagger soliloquy.)

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What does Macbeth ask of the earth he walks upon toward King Duncan's chambers? "... earth, don't hear my steps or which way they walk, for I fear that even your stones might tell where I am, breaking the horrible silence that suits this moment well." ... Macbeth's guilt will keep him from sleeping peacefully ever again.

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What is Macbeth scared of?

Macbeth Navigator: Macbeth: His Fear of Fear. In the midst of a feast that he's giving for King Duncan, Macbeth steps aside to think about the murder he's planning. He says to himself, "If it were done when 'tis done, then 'twere well / It were done quickly (1.7.

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