Macbeth 5.3 Interview: Macbeth

The transcript follows a narrative set in a castle where Macbeth is preparing for battle against English troops and Scottish allies. Despite the witches' predictions of his invincibility, Macbeth grapples with feelings of loneliness and doubt. His servant reports the arrival of 10,000 English soldiers, causing tension. Macbeth reflects on his life, acknowledging his lack of friends and honor. Meanwhile, Lady Macbeth is suffering from delusions, and the doctor suggests she must heal herself. As the battle approaches, Macbeth resolves to fight, despite the overwhelming odds.

What does the character request regarding his soldiers who talk of fear?

What does the doctor say about Lady Macbeth's condition?

What does the character imply about the role of the doctor in curing mental afflictions?