Theme Of Corruption In Macbeth

The play Macbeth by William Shakespeare tells the story of Macbeth, who became the king of Scotland by murder and he used murders to kill people who opposed by him. He was later overthrown by the last king’s son. Many different emotions can transform a person if they are looking for power. Ambition can transform individuals into completely different people by greed and aggression.
Greed can be a factor in transforming individuals into unrecognizable people.
Context: Banquo leaves Macbeth very scared and worried about his son’s becoming king and not Macbeth’s. Macbeth is very scared that if the prophecy is true than his son’s will not be able to rule Scotland.
“If this is true, then I’ve tortured my conscience and murdered the gracious Duncan
Macbeth is told that Macduff has fled to England and Macbeth is worried that he will plan to do something against him. He decided that when he has plans he will act immediately. “I’ll raid Macduff’s castle, seize the town of Fife, and kill his wife, his children, and anyone else unfortunate enough to stand in line for his inheritance. No more foolish talk” (4.1.156-159). Macbeth is planning to kill all of Macduff’s family to show him that no one should mess with him. Macbeth is resorting to murder in order to keep his power and to get rid of the person who is potentially planning to overthrow him. The aggression in Macbeth’s attitude is proposing that Macbeth will turn to any action to grow his ambition. Aggression can lead people to commit acts that in there normal sense they would not go through with.
Aggression and greed can be play a huge factor in the transformation of individuals into different people with the influence of ambition. Aggression can influence people to commit actions that can have fatal consequences. Greed and ambition of power can play a factor in people’s actions. In the world greed and aggression play a huge role in how many murders and catastrophic events that happen in the