As a human being we all make mistakes. God forgives us as long as we repent. Unfortunately, some people are in too deep that they aren’t able to fix their mistakes any longer. Macbeth was an honorable, courageous and loyal man. He was someone that everyone loved and thought highly of. However, he made mistakes and didn’t repent – digging his own grave. Macbeth’s own selfish desires were ignited and grew within him. He had a choice to make. Others may influence his decisions, but in the end he is the one who can make that decision for himself. Every decision changes us. Either small or large, they are still changes and it can either be for better or for worse.
In the very beginning, Macbeth was someone you can depend on. He was loyal to the …show more content…
Macbeth says to himself, “I have almost forgot the taste of fears… I have supped full with horrors. Direness, familiar to my slaughterous thoughts cannot once start me.” Regardless of what he says, I believe he was in denial because he still does know what fear is like. Everything started with the desire to become king and when he achieved it fear clouded his emotions. He feared of losing everything. Fear was what led him to kill because of his lust for power. He grew accustomed to the feelings that would usually reside in a person ended the lives of the innocent. In the beginning, the thought of murdering a king disturbed him, and putting his thoughts into actions caused guilt and fear to eat him. Unfortunately, his hunger for power was stronger – maybe even stronger than his love for Lady Macbeth. When Macbeth heard that Lady Macbeth is dead, he voices, “She should have died hereafter… Life’s but a walking shadow… It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.” To me, it seemed as though he was hardly bothered that his wife was dead and I conclude that reasoning because when he was informed that Birnam Woods was marching up to the castle, he says that he is tired of living. With that thought in mind, he leaves the confines of his castle and charges towards the army welcoming death with open …show more content…
However, once you have made a decision, you can’t undo it. It has already happened and you must face the consequences of your actions. No man is perfect and we all make mistakes, but with God by our side it is possible that we can be able to resist a lot of temptations thrown our way, thus decreasing the amount of mistakes we will make in our life. Macbeth was a great man, but power changed him. He became the opposite of what he was. He lost sight of what was good, he became a backstabber and he became lifeless. It only takes a single word or action for evil to spark in our hearts due to our sinful nature. Macbeth fell into the temptations he had to overcome. He wanted to be powerful, but he gambled with evil. As he took a step down the wide road instead of the narrow, evil clouded his heart. In his thirst for power, he lost
In the very beginning, Macbeth was someone you can depend on. He was loyal to the …show more content…
Macbeth says to himself, “I have almost forgot the taste of fears… I have supped full with horrors. Direness, familiar to my slaughterous thoughts cannot once start me.” Regardless of what he says, I believe he was in denial because he still does know what fear is like. Everything started with the desire to become king and when he achieved it fear clouded his emotions. He feared of losing everything. Fear was what led him to kill because of his lust for power. He grew accustomed to the feelings that would usually reside in a person ended the lives of the innocent. In the beginning, the thought of murdering a king disturbed him, and putting his thoughts into actions caused guilt and fear to eat him. Unfortunately, his hunger for power was stronger – maybe even stronger than his love for Lady Macbeth. When Macbeth heard that Lady Macbeth is dead, he voices, “She should have died hereafter… Life’s but a walking shadow… It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.” To me, it seemed as though he was hardly bothered that his wife was dead and I conclude that reasoning because when he was informed that Birnam Woods was marching up to the castle, he says that he is tired of living. With that thought in mind, he leaves the confines of his castle and charges towards the army welcoming death with open …show more content…
However, once you have made a decision, you can’t undo it. It has already happened and you must face the consequences of your actions. No man is perfect and we all make mistakes, but with God by our side it is possible that we can be able to resist a lot of temptations thrown our way, thus decreasing the amount of mistakes we will make in our life. Macbeth was a great man, but power changed him. He became the opposite of what he was. He lost sight of what was good, he became a backstabber and he became lifeless. It only takes a single word or action for evil to spark in our hearts due to our sinful nature. Macbeth fell into the temptations he had to overcome. He wanted to be powerful, but he gambled with evil. As he took a step down the wide road instead of the narrow, evil clouded his heart. In his thirst for power, he lost