Macbeth 2.3 Performance: Macbeth, Lines 88-93

The transcript reflects on a time of blessing, the inevitability of mortality, and the triviality of life. It discusses the loss of renown and grace, and concludes with the notion that the essence of life has been drawn out, leaving only emptiness.

How does the text reflect on the concept of mortality?

What is implied by the statement 'All is but toys'?

Discuss the significance of 'Renown and grace' in the context of the text.

What does the phrase 'The wine of life is drawn' suggest about life?

What can be inferred from the line 'To brag of'?