Macbeth 5.3 Interview with Macbeth

The transcript explores themes of prophecy, mortality, and healing. It begins with a discussion on Malcolm's birth and the prophecy surrounding him, followed by a debate on readiness to face death and the desire to fight. The conversation shifts to a doctor's visit, where the focus is on mental health and the limitations of medicine. The dialogue concludes with a reflection on personal healing and the need for armor, both literal and metaphorical.

What does the character say about the ability of medicine to help with mental troubles?

What is the doctor's perspective on the patient's troubles?