" This character cries "tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow" upon the death of his wife.
In one speech, this character claims that "all our yesterdays" have led to a "dusty death" and compares life to a "brief candle." This character's nefarious actions cause another man to lament the loss of "all my pretty ones." This character cries "tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow" upon the death of his wife. He dies at the hands of a man who was "from his mother's womb untimely ripp'd," fulfilling the prophecy that "none of woman born" could harm this man. For 10 points, name this tragic character killed by Macduff in a Shakespeare play.
In one speech, this character claims that "all our yesterdays" have led to a "dusty death" and compares life to a "brief candle.
Macbeth