"With his surcease, success; that but this blow/
Might be the be-all and that end-all here"
I think in this soliloquy Shakespeare is saying that if Macbeth commits this murder that Duncan will go to heaven and live the after life which is told to be a wonderful place. If Macbeth does do it he will go to hell and suffer a life of internal flames.
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