Tomorrow
(An analysis on three messages from the Tomorrow Soliloquy)
Macbeth's Tomorrow Soliloquy were the last words we hear from Macbeth in the play. The messages that are brought up in Macbeth's last words is that life is too short, once you achieve getting everything you could possibly want you can lose what you had, and lastly dont take life for granted you could be there one second making an imprint on this world and beore you know it you are gone and everything you had done in your life has become meaningless. Macbeth had gone through many changes throughout his play, but in this soliloquy he begins to finally realize that most of the things he did to get where he was at this moment were pointless, he lost everything to get to …show more content…
Out, out a brief candle!” What Macbeth is saying is that life is short like a candle here you have this candle that you think will burn on forever, but then the next second the wax is gone and the candle is starting to flicker and then next thing you know the candle is out and there is no more light. Macbeth comes to a realization that he is about to dies and that his life is starting to cruble down into nothing. He goes on about how one second you think you have this bright future ahead of you and next it just vanishes. Life is too short to worry about what you don't have be content with what you do have and you can go on living this life without regrets or the need to get your hands on what you think you need in your …show more content…
In line 27-28 Macbeth says “Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury signifying nothing.” Macbeth is talking about how his life has played out and that he wont be of any importance when he is gone. He will be nothing and that everything he has done to attain the position as the King of Scotland will be meaningless. He comes to this realization that no matter what happens that it wil mean nothing no one is going to remotely care about Macbeth because he was a horrible leader and he did theseawful things to attain power. Macbeth was low, dishonest, and greedy and in his last words he begins to realize that it doesn't mean anything and that in the end he will become absolutely
(An analysis on three messages from the Tomorrow Soliloquy)
Macbeth's Tomorrow Soliloquy were the last words we hear from Macbeth in the play. The messages that are brought up in Macbeth's last words is that life is too short, once you achieve getting everything you could possibly want you can lose what you had, and lastly dont take life for granted you could be there one second making an imprint on this world and beore you know it you are gone and everything you had done in your life has become meaningless. Macbeth had gone through many changes throughout his play, but in this soliloquy he begins to finally realize that most of the things he did to get where he was at this moment were pointless, he lost everything to get to …show more content…
Out, out a brief candle!” What Macbeth is saying is that life is short like a candle here you have this candle that you think will burn on forever, but then the next second the wax is gone and the candle is starting to flicker and then next thing you know the candle is out and there is no more light. Macbeth comes to a realization that he is about to dies and that his life is starting to cruble down into nothing. He goes on about how one second you think you have this bright future ahead of you and next it just vanishes. Life is too short to worry about what you don't have be content with what you do have and you can go on living this life without regrets or the need to get your hands on what you think you need in your …show more content…
In line 27-28 Macbeth says “Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury signifying nothing.” Macbeth is talking about how his life has played out and that he wont be of any importance when he is gone. He will be nothing and that everything he has done to attain the position as the King of Scotland will be meaningless. He comes to this realization that no matter what happens that it wil mean nothing no one is going to remotely care about Macbeth because he was a horrible leader and he did theseawful things to attain power. Macbeth was low, dishonest, and greedy and in his last words he begins to realize that it doesn't mean anything and that in the end he will become absolutely