the end

In act five scene 5, Macbeth does, what I like to call a dark Vader move, and moves back to good. This is seen at the beginning of act 5 when Macbeth says, “I have almost forgot the taste of fears: the time has been my senses would have cooled to hear a night-shriek, and my fell of hair would at a dismal treatise rouse and stir”(224). What this quote is showing is that Macbeth for the first time since before he killed Duncan has fear. This is also the first time that Macbeth’s fears have not led him to kill someone. This makes him good because for the fist time since act one he is almost human, he is thinking rationally for the most part and is now afraid that something might happen. I do think that is interesting that this comes at the cry death from lady Macbeth. In some ways it is as if lade Macbeth, who was the one that made Macbeth do the first killing, was the part of Macbeth that was making him do the other killings and thing.