Evil deeds can continue to torment people long after the deeds are committed.
Explanation:
In Macbeth, one of the main themes is that evil deeds can continue to torment people even long after the deeds are committed. We know this because of the fate Macbeth suffers after his deeds. Having murdered, Macbeth achieves greatness due to this. His ambition pushed him to these actions and he succeeded. However, this proves to be his downfall. He is unable to forget the fact that he committed such evil acts, and the guilt proves unbearable.
