SCENE V. Dunsinane. Within the castle.

Scene 5, Scene 1: Macbeth lives in Dunshinane Castle for defense. The doctor began to worry about Mrs. Macbeth. He saw her sleepwalking disease (in parallel with the murder case) talking about "blood in his hand" together with "candle". The doctor noticed that he was unable to correct this spiritual instability and suspected that she had a tendency to suicidal. Scene 5, Scene v: Macbeth claims that he will wait for the invasion. After hearing the scream, the servant told his wife about death. After he thought about the meaning and future of life, an angel came in and said he saw Bill Nam Wood moving. Macbeth ordered his people to go out. At least they die of fighting

In the fifth game of the fifth act, Macbeth 's 9th and 26th lines are in his castle, and the fight with the enemy has reached the climax. In this scene, Macbeth heard that Mrs. Macbeth had passed away, and Burnhamwood came to Dansinan. The line that I am studying starts with the place where the woman is crying and the cry is Macbeth's wife. Macbeth lost a lot because he murdered Duncan and lost his wife who shared his fears, friends' companions, respect for others, their sleep, and hard work with him. The response to Mike · White's scream is that ordinary people shake in the scream of the night and tremble on the spine, but not because my feelings froze. Macbeth believes that he knows almost everyone knows, so he is no longer afraid of anything. As the witches say that the only threat comes from men who are not from women, he thinks he is safe, and in his time will come when the Bilnum tree comes up to Dunsinane.

At the end of the game, two places, Dunsinane Hill and Birnam Wood, are important. Dunsinane Hill is located near the village of Collace in Perthshire, Scotland. In the play, Macbeth has a strong castle just above Birnam Wood here. Macbeth moved to Dansinan Hill to protect himself from the death of King Duncan's son Malcolm and Malcolm sought revenge for Macbeth to kill his father. Macbeth talked about three prophecies, or a vision for the future. In the third vision, Macbeth was told that big fool would attack him in the high Dansinan Mountain Range. Macbeth believes this is absurd. He has nothing to worry about. That is because it is impossible in the forest alone. But Malcolm's army disguised himself as a branch and hid it in Bill Nam Wood. As the army moves to Dunsinane Hill, it seems that Birnam Wood is actually moving.