Macbeth's Misunderstood Character Analysis

Macbeth’s Misunderstood Character In the passage from page 244, A.C. Bradley argues that to the contrary belief that Macbeth means nothing but evil, the often misunderstood character is actually mainly composed of moral and honorable virtues. Although his actions throughout the play suggests that corruption composes most of his character, his wicked wrong-doings are mainly caused by other components that Macbeth lacks control over. This position regarding the play has validity because the only root of evil that Macbeth undergoes is purely from his fear and confusion of the situation. A.C Bradley expresses that Macbeth’s immoral deeds stem from his subconscious incentivising such behavior through potent imagery, such as the fact that the