"Then He Is Dead"

I think that it all comes down to the question: What is money worth?
Is it worth your family, your partner, your friend? How far would you go to be able to grasp your most unreachable desires? Would you kill? Macbeth obviously saw that as the only way out. Everything he did was completely unnecessary. He had what other people would kill for but the greed got to him bad. In my opinion Macbeth lacked love and the quality of loyalty. He was neither loyal to Duncan nor Banquo. And if he had really loved his wife then he would've paid more attention to how she was feeling. In the end he died being unhappy. Point is, money can't buy you happiness. It's better to be rich with happiness.