Lady Macbeth created her own monster. Lady Macbeth's plan caused Macbeth to commit an act that is out of character. Therefore, Lady Macbeth made Macbeth feel like he possessed extreme power. However, the Wayard witches are also responsible for Macbeth's tragic flaw. The three apparitions towards the end of the play are a great example of how the witches contributed to Macbeth's downfall. Once Macbeth killed Duncan, he had to continue killing other people to protect himself and his wife. Additionally, when his wife died, Macbeth declared that it was just his time to leave. Additionally, it shows that fate has complete control over Macbeth. He even thinks things happen because they're supposed to, he's brainwashed by the evil sisters (Jorgensen). Macbeth said: “Bring me no more reports; let them all fly! Until Birnam Wood is transferred to Dunsinane, I cannot be tainted with fear. (5.3.1-3). This is evidence proving that Macbeth believes what the witches say, because he is one of their