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    Macbeth has a high social ranking in Scotland as he’s a noble kinsmen and is known well by everyone. With respect from his peers‚ he leads a wealthy life with peace of mind. However‚ his lust for ambition and self-validation of his foretold prophecies exposes him to his deceiving future and as he plots his plan of murderous deeds‚ he finds himself falling into a state of poverty‚ from which he acknowledges how he got what he wanted‚ but has anyone or anything left to love. Macbeth goes back and forth

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    (Hamlet 2.2.160-162). Within this quote‚ Polonius talks about how Hamlet is going mad. Hamlet and Macbeth both experience a touch of insanity. Macbeth is going crazy over power and hires people to kill Banquo and his family due to being scared of them taking his rule (Macbeth 3.4.1-42). After Banquo is dead‚ Macbeth sees his ghost on the throne which reveals the mental collapse of the once noble Macbeth. Signs of madness from both Hamlet and Macbeth is the downfall that will lead to blood and death

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    Macbeth's Ambition Essay

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    The theme of Shakespeare’s play Macbeth is that if we let our ambition go unchecked by morale constraints we may make decisions that we regret. From Macbeth we learn the human tendency to seek for things that we should not. This matters today because people want more than they have. The play of Macbeth is the story of a general in the king’s army. After returning from a major battle he lets his ambitions go unchecked and murders the king. After his murder of the king Macbeth finds himself

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    In Macbeth‚ William Shakespeare uses a combination of manipulation‚ egotism‚ and betrayal to reveal how Macbeth is a victim of his own free will. In the play Macbeth is driven to make substandard choices due his weak mind which ultimately lead to his downfall. Although Macbeth is describe as a valiant warrior with great combat skills he is a really flimsy character who is manipulated by others very easily. For instances when the witches first meet Macbeth to profess his fate; it takes them a few

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    this same pattern‚ however‚ with a more in depth look at the story the obvious climax occurs in Act 2‚ followed by two acts of falling action and finally a resolution in Act 5. This can be observed by the shift in Macbeth’s demeanor. The murder of Banquo can be seen as Macbeth’s point of no return yet once he kills Duncan‚ Macbeth becomes ruthless and paranoid‚ traits very different than those used to describe him in Act 1 Scene 1. Macbeth’s internal conflict arises when he first meets the weird

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    Obituary for Archie Roy

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    Obituary for Professor Archie Roy Professor Archie Roy of Edinburgh passed away at age 88 on March 21st‚ 2013. A member of the Royal Society of Edinburgh as well as a professor of Astronomy at Glasgow University‚ Archie Roy was the world authority on the mechanics of orbits‚ which he researched on long before computers and other machines were capable of doing the work. Throughout the 1960s and 70s he worked for Nasa as a consultant‚ helping them put the first man on the Moon. He also had an asteroid

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    In the words of Lord John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton “ Power tends to corrupt‚ and absolute power corrupts absolutely”‚ this quote not only pertains to real life but also pertains to William Shakespeare’s murderous play‚Macbeth‚ by showing humans obsession and desire for power. In the beginning of the play‚ Macbeth is seen as just a loyal and brave soldier‚ who has become close to the king‚ Duncan. When Macbeth revives the witches prophecy he decides to let fate control his destiny rather than

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    downfall of the tragic hero. It is Macbeth’s fate that he encountered with the witches and heard their prophecies of him‚ which leads to his downfall. The three witches from their conversation is proven evil and when these witches meet Macbeth and Banquo‚ they prophecies about Macbeth’s fate as well as Banquo’s. Macbeth is predestined to believe the witches and act upon their prophecies as the former Thane of Cawdor betrays his country and then immediately the title is given to Macbeth as soon as

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    Macbeth’s Schizophrenia and How it Lead to His Downfall Throughout the work Macbeth‚ Macbeth shows symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia such as hallucinations‚ lack of sleep‚ paranoia‚ and bizarre erratic behavior. The disorder is primarily brought on by the guilt Macbeth feels due to the murders he commits. He begins to show signs before he assassinates Duncan‚ which begins with him envisioning the dagger (II I 40-69) before the murder of Duncan. Macbeth’s schizophrenia induced paranoia causes him

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    The King’s Killing Spree. “Shakespeare is boring”; a phrase we hear quite often when students are asked to study a topic related to Shakespeare. So why‚ exactly‚ is everyone still so obsessed with these incomprehensible works of literature written over 400 years ago? Despite ‘popular belief’ amongst high schoolers whom believe his works hold no relevance to our society today‚ it’s clear that the themes portrayed in Macbeth‚ such as ambition and fate and freewill‚ are analogous to the various

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