Macbeth 5.1 Performance: Doctor and Gentlewoman, Lines 63-74

The transcript delves into the themes of unnatural deeds leading to troubles, the secrets of infected minds, and the need for divine intervention over medical help. It concludes with reflections and a good night wish, highlighting the speaker's internal conflict and amazement.

In what ways does the speaker believe that the divine is more necessary than the physician?

What does the speaker mean by asking for forgiveness and looking after someone?