What did Macbeth feel about the three prophecies?

Macbeth was initially excited and intrigued by the three prophecies made by the witches. He saw them as an opportunity to fulfill his ambitious desires and become the king of Scotland. The prophecies fueled his desire for power and status, and he became obsessed with achieving them. However, as the play progresses, Macbeth's feelings about the prophecies change. He becomes increasingly guilt-ridden and haunted by his actions and the consequences they bring. The prophecies, once a source of excitement, turn into a burden that weighs heavily on him and ultimately lead to his downfall.