The Best Is Yet To Come Meaning
Act 1- “The Best is Yet to Come” by Frank Sinatra : The jolly, hopeful mood of this song fits Macbeth’s feeling after he won the battle. While the line “The Best is Yet to Come” is true in the mind of Macbeth, it is ironic in the full scale of the play.
Scene (Mcdonwald’s Defeat)- Bellbottoms by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion : The energy and victorious feel of this song emphasizes Macbeth's triumph of Macdonwald.
Act 2- “Dead Wrong” by Notorious B.I.G. : Macbeth is torn between his impure desire and the morality of fulfilling his desires. Mirroring this internal conflict Notorious B.I.G. raps a verse about terrible things he could do then backtracks due to their immorality with the refrain, “Big, you're dead wrong”.
Scene (Bloody Hands) “U” by Kendrick Lamar- After Macbeth has killed duncan he is filled with regret and self hatred. In “U”, Kendrick Lamar criticizes his own shortcomings from a third person point of view, and drowns in the regrets of his own misdoing. …show more content…
The line, “Look back on my life and my life gone… where did I go wrong?” essentially encapsulates Macbeth’s self reflective
Scene (Mcdonwald’s Defeat)- Bellbottoms by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion : The energy and victorious feel of this song emphasizes Macbeth's triumph of Macdonwald.
Act 2- “Dead Wrong” by Notorious B.I.G. : Macbeth is torn between his impure desire and the morality of fulfilling his desires. Mirroring this internal conflict Notorious B.I.G. raps a verse about terrible things he could do then backtracks due to their immorality with the refrain, “Big, you're dead wrong”.
Scene (Bloody Hands) “U” by Kendrick Lamar- After Macbeth has killed duncan he is filled with regret and self hatred. In “U”, Kendrick Lamar criticizes his own shortcomings from a third person point of view, and drowns in the regrets of his own misdoing. …show more content…
The line, “Look back on my life and my life gone… where did I go wrong?” essentially encapsulates Macbeth’s self reflective