At one time she was the strong woman who told her husband "A little water clears us of this deed" to a fragile woman who suffered from sleep walking and would constantly wash her hands thinking she could wash away the blood. The Macbeths would continue to protect each other, each one eventually suffering in isolation from horrifying remorse (Gilbert 4). Lady Macbeth would eventually fall victim to her own guilt and take her own life. Macbeth was without emotion when he hears the news and says "she should have died hereafter" referencing she would have died someday anyway. Macduff is coming for him to revenge his family's death. At first Macbeth refuses to fight him thinking he is invincible according to the witches prophecy stating he will not lose to anyone born to a woman. What he doesn't realize is that Macduff does not fit that description. He has lost everything and realizes that his lack of logic and his greed for power has turned him into a person without a soul. He refuses to surrender and fights Macduff. As the story unfolds, Macbeth ends up being