By the end of play Macbeth is seen by some as a villain. Which lines from best illustrate this?

Here are some lines that illustrate Macbeth as a villain:

- "Here's a dagger...Go, bid thy husband: when he wakes, drink deep." (Lady Macbeth)

- "Unmannered sledges, rough stones of the well, bruised arms and limb" (Fleance)

- "The devil damn thee black, thou cream-faced loon" (Witch)

- "What, you egg! (young Siward) "Young fry of treachery!" (Macbeth)

- "What man dares, I dare" (Macbeth)

- "I have supped full with horrors" (Macbeth)