"in deed"
Wordplay
Act 3,
Scene 4
Lines 145-147
Macbeth
[Exit]
The scene ends with a brief bit of wordplay. If you’re an audience member, without the text in front of you, “in deed” sounds like “indeed,” or certainly. But with the text, “indeed” could mean in practice, as in Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are “young in deed” or inexperienced at murder.