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Why is the soliloquy, "to-morrow, to-morrow, and to-morrow..." said by Macbeth so important?
A) How does it help to foreshadow his death
B) Show his decline in emotions
C) let the reader know he has given up hope?
1 Answer
- Roger LathburyLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
A. His life, he feels, is empty so he is emotionally already dead.
B. He used to feel excitement at killing in battle, fear at seeing Banquo's ghost, guilt over killing Duncan. Now he doesn't feel anything.
C. That's what the speech says: the life is "a tale told by an idiot." The play doesn't subscribe to that idea, but Macbeth does and the difference between the two shows the extent of his despair.
