What can you conclude from the lines “be innocent of the knowledge, dearest chuck, /till thou applaud the deed

The lines “be innocent of the knowledge dearest chuck, till thou applaud the deed" implies that Macbeth doesn't want Lady Macbeth to become aware about his plan until he's done it.

Explanation:

The above mentioned line is taken from one of William Shakespeare's play 'Macbeth.' In act 3, scene 2, Macbeth hints her wife about the evil happening that is going to take place during the night. Upon asking what it is about, Macbeth simply states, 'be innocent of the knowledge dearest chuck, till thou applaud the deed.'

By this Macbeth means that he doesn't want her wife, Lady Macbeth to know what he is going to to, until he has done it. Macbeth was planning to murder Banquo and he isn't going to reveal this until the murder is actisll being committed.

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