Macbeth scene Analysis

 I think my scene was a important part in the story because it successfully answered the essential questions, “how does power corrupt?” and “how far is one willing to go to get what they desire most?” To begin with, in these scenes I think is the initial starting point of when the power is corrupting.  For example, when Macbeth figures out how easy it was to kill someone they get to be Thane of Cawdor in the blink of an eye.  Also, Lady Macbeth is observing and can see what Macbeth and all the power they both can obtain. 

      Next, I think it also responds to my next essential question “how far is one willing to go to get what they desire most?”  For this one its kind of the same as the first one but I think this question just shows how far Macbeth physically and mentally go to obtain the most possible power.  Of course not everything happens in this scene, but I think it is the beginning for both of them like soup that is just warming up, and during the middle of the story the soup is bubbling.  That is when we see Macbeth most eager to achieve maximum power.

     In conclusion, this scene is the starting point of all the action and drama in the story.  We see Macbeth and Lady Macbeth starting to figure out and sculpt in their minds how to gain power and at that point nothing matters to them anymore.  That is when they realize that they are willing to go as far as needed to gain that power, and then is corrupts.