I chose this picture as it perfectly relates to the irony that is Macbeth. Earlier in the play, Macbeth said that if it was his fate to become king then he wont have to do anything in order for it to actually happen. However later on, he is convinced (by his wife) to kind of speed up the process of becoming king by killing the king himself. This then brings up the question as to whether fate happens by itself or whether it must be induced by the person it is intended for.
