Image of The Evil in Lady Macbeth

Can evil determine where a person goes in life? Does evil impact the path a person takes in the world? Maybe yes, because evil led Macbeth to do things he even said he would not do. In “The Tragedy of Macbeth,” the narrator William Shakespeare examines the trials, and tribulations individuals had to face in the world. During the medieval era it clarifies how people were able to change, and evolve over time. Macbeth and Lady Macbeth caught themselves up in wanting their deepest desires to come true. This lead them to make horrible decisions which lead them to killing innocent people. A sacrifice is always made when a person receives their deepest desires. Nothing in the world is free, or easy. Nothing good will come from a person when they get their desires handed to them. Instead a person should work hard, and earned everything they get in this world. Their is a price, and cost for everything a person does in this world. It's kind of like karma because it goes around, then comes back. A person deepest desires will come back, and hunt them down. In Shakespeare fashion, Macbeth examines the inner demons of man, the evil that exists in the world among us, and human experience; how might these points exemplify the essence of his tragic soap opera?

In addition, the narrator William Shakespeare scrutinized about the inner demons of man. Man inner demons feed on getting their desires. Once they feed on that they will do anything to get them, and go extreme measures to get them. It's nothing that can stop them besides death itself. These demons turn them into something of a beast. They become savages who only care about their desires. Furthermore, Shakespeare (pg. 330) suggests, “Do you not hope your children shall be kings.” Macbeth inner demons become startle, and wake up. He starts to question Banquo because the three witches inform him of his desires which are suppose to come true, and Banquo is acting as if he does not believe them. Banquo is not fooled when he sees the witches. He knows they are nothing, but evil. Macbeth is blinded, and not really focus on these witches because he is so focus on his desires. Following this further, “When those gave the Thane of Cawdor to me, Promised no less to them (Shakespeare, pg. 330).” Macbeth is letting inner question his loyalty of his friend. He does not know if to trust him, or not. In this world it's’ all about trust, and loyalty. A lot of people put loyalty before love because just because a person love another person they will still kill them out of anger. Rather than loyalty a person will not turn they back on that person. Moreover, Shakespeare (pg. 330) suggests, “That trusted home, Might yet enkindle you unto the crown.” Banquo is basically tell Macbeth not to believe what their saying to fast. What the witches are saying could led to a trap. These witches only touch on Macbeth deepest desires. They did not say anything about what the consequences, or the future will look like once Macbeth gets what he wants. In the same way, “And oftentimes, to win us to our charm (Shakespeare pg. 330).” Banquo tells Macbeth these witches could be saying anything. Of course these women intentions are to bribe Macbeth. First Macbeth will get the luxuries, than all the power he wants. If he wants it than it will most likely be granted to him.

However, the evil that exists in the world among is another vital point in Macbeth. Evil comes all different shapes, forms, and sizes. A person will never know where all evil exists. Some are out in the open, others are hiding. One thing about evil it that it is always lurking. There is no end to it, it will forever remain. Pursuing this further, Shakespeare (pg. 330) suggests, “The instruments of darkness tell us truth.” Banquo explains to Macbeth that even though the weird sisters are tell the truth they are still up to something. These sisters have evil desires of their own. There is no telling what they have up their sleeve. Whatever it is it is something way more bigger, and stronger than whatever Macbeth desires. Consequently, “Win us with honest trifles (Shakespeare, pg. 330).” These witches plans are to win over the souls of Banquo, and Macbeth by giving them anything they wanted in life. They were their make their wildest dreams come true. These witches would grant them plenty of incentives. The way a person talks can gain a person trust in a heartbeat. Clearly, then Shakespeare (pg. 330) suggests, “To betray’s In deepest consequence.” Banquo is aware ever cannot be trusted. Lots of people lie, and want tell a person the truth for nothing in the world. People lie to get what they want from other person. When a person turns their back on someone it shows their disloyalty.

On the contrary, human experience was a critical point in Macbeth no lesser than the other points. Human experience is the knowledge one gains, and wisdom one acquire when they have been through something in life. It is life lesson, and things that people learn which makes it human experience. The stuff humans learn will forever be remember, and stored in their brains forever. Besides that, “The raven himself is hoarse That croaks the fatal entrance of Duncan (Shakespeare pg. 334).” Lady Macbeth has been through so much that she desires more in life. Her inner demons has woken up since she read the letter from her husband. She seeks the luxuries, and power. She is already plotting how she will get crown, and be queen. In the same way, Shakespeare (pg. 334), suggests, “Come, you spirits That tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here.” Lady Macbeth desires the power, and being queen more than anything in the world. Everything else she wants comes second in life for now on. She will refuse to have any sex with her husband until she receives the crown so she will be queen. The obstacles she face in life led her to believe she deserves the crown more than anybody else. In addition, “And fill me, from the crown to the toe, top-full Of direst cruelty!” Lady Macbeth want stop until she gets what she truly is feening for in life. She is willing to make plenty sacrifices to get everything she wants to happen. She is willing to get her hands dirty. Lady Macbeth will go as far as killing innocent people, and doing multiple homicides to get what she truly desire.

In conclusion, Shakespeare describes the inner demons of man, the evil which exists in the world among us, and human experience by explaining these points through his own tragic soap opera. The inner demons of man is nothing pretty. These demons will bring the worst out of a person. It can even turn a person into a villian. A person will commit crimes just to get what they want. Their decision want be justified. When their in the wrong it won't matter when it comes to something they truly want in life. Nothing matters, but getting what they want. Macbeth, and Lady Macbeth show that because they were put in difficult situations which let their inner demons come out. Both of them were determine to have all the power. Being rulers of their people were something they wanted too. Both had to endure going through tremendous obstacles. They spare no one, and showed no mercy. Whoever stood in their way died, or got murder by them. It was as if they became apart of the devil. Murder was on their mind all the time. The inner demons will always bring the bad, and wrongs out of anyone as a individual. Evil exists everywhere among us in the world people live in. The bad part is that evil can exists in someone friend. The devils never stop working. He is always busying, and doing anything to add more people on his side. The three witches were the evil in Macbeth which woke up the inner demons in Macbeth, and Lady Macbeth. Human experience describe the hard times Macbeth, and Lady Macbeth faced on their journeys in life. Nothing ever got handed to them. If they wanted something they went out, and got it. They never expected a handout. They went out, and took what they wanted.