It is commonly thought that she killed herself because of her overwhelming guilt. However, she often said things that made it seem as though she had no guilt. Such as in Act scene when she says “A little water clears us of this deed.” (2.2.86-87) This is her saying that any wrong can be fixed easily. Also, just before her death Macbeth ordered for Lady Macduff to be killed. So, after taking this evidence in and reading previous hints that you will pay for your actions it can be inferred that her death had something to do with Lady Macduff’s. The last thing that proves what comes around goes around is when Macbeth is killed by Macduff. After killing too many people to count he had finally reached his doom. Although it was previously thought that no man could ever kill him due to the prophecy that stated “No man that’s born of woman shall e'er have power upon thee,” (5.3.6-7) there was a twist. The prophecy didn’t count a C-section as woman born which is how Macduff was born. This allowed him to kill Macbeth. Maybe if Macbeth would’ve listened to himself and not been so cocky thinking no man could hurt him he wouldn’t have reached death so