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    Macbeth's Tragic Flaw

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    realize. Some can control it‚ while others let their pride blind them from logic and truth. Naturally‚ Macbeth has this attribute and he demonstrates it throughout the play. Shakespeare purposely introduces Macbeth as a proud character. The witches’ prophecies give him his confidence. And as his confidence grows‚ so does his pride until it eventually consumes his power-crazed mind. Macbeth is introduced to the audience as a noble general and thane with quite a bit of power. This can lead one to believe

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    Victim of Fate Macbeth

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    battle of his own manifestation and lay claim to what is foretold as his‚ but fate it seems‚ is not always as clear as Macbeth first thought. The level of freedom Macbeth has in deciding his fate is accentuated by the prophecy that portends its existence. The ambiguous nature of the prophecy: According to Macbeth‚ "All hail‚ Macbeth! Hail to thee‚ Thane of /Glamis!" (327) "All hail‚ Macbeth! Hail to thee‚ Thane of /Cawdor!" (327) "All hail‚ Macbeth‚ that shalt be King /hereafter!" (327) Macbeth ’s past

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    place throughout the entire story. Sophocles uses many different scenes throughout the play that portray dramatic irony. Although‚ the three most important are Oedipus’s curse towards himself‚ Oedipus’s insult to Tiresias‚ and the fortune-teller’s prophecy about Oedipus. The first act of dramatic irony is Oedipus’s curse towards himself. Out of anger‚ at not being able to find the murderer of Laius‚ Oedipus intends to curse the murderer. However‚ he is actually cursing himself. For instance‚ in scene

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    Macbeth and Banquo discuss the visit and the predictions from the ‘weird sisters.’ They wonder if the sisters were physically there or if they hallucinated their presence. Main characters are introduced and the conflict is formed. Macbeth has killed Duncan and Lady Macbeth wants to make it look like the servants did it. Events in the story where characters will make choices that determine which direction the story will take. Macbeth’s paranoia leads him to have Banquo and his son killed. After he

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    Witches through their prophecies which led to the murder of Macduff’s family and Banquo’s murder. Lady Macbeth because of her ambition led to Duncan’s murder‚ and her guilt led to her suicide. Macbeth because of ambition‚ greed‚ belief in the prophecies‚ corruption of power and love led to the murder of King Duncan‚ Banquo and Macduff’s family. These are all the reasons and things that caused the tragic events in the story of Macbeth. The Witches through their prophecies led to Macbeth committing

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    The Downfall of Macbeth

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    ambition played an important role in his downfall alongside Lady Macbeth’s evil ways. Macbeth had heard his prophecies from the witches and secretly wanted to be King of Scotland as soon as possible after knowing he would be‚ eventually. He stated that “if chance will have me king‚ / Why Chance may crown me / without [me influencing the prophecy].”(1.3.92-96). He does not want to influence the prophecy to turn his way before it was destined to. With that being said‚ he still went against it by choice of

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    sympathy from the audience‚ and possessed a tragic flaw. Oedipus the King had all of these characteristics throughout his history and family. Oedipus posses qualities that are both empowering and a downfall. Since prophecies play a huge role in the story of Oedipus the King‚ we see the prophecies surfacing various times throughout the play. As Tiresias prophesies‚ “I say without knowing it you are living in shameful intimacy with your nearest and dearest. You do not see the evil in which you live.

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    CARAGA STATE UNIVERSITY CABADBARAN CAMPUS Cabadbaran City‚Agusan del Norte In Partial Fullfillment In On The Job Training Submitted to: MRS. ERLIN S. RODAS Tourism Coordinator Submitted by: JOANNA D. MEJALA Student TABLE OF CONTENTS I Dedication II Acknowledgement III Introduction III.I Overview of On the Job Training III.II Importance of On the Job Training III.III Relevance of On the Job Training III.IV History

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    In the play ‘Macbeth’ written by William Shakespeare‚ Macbeth experiences an inevitable downfall from a brave valiant warrior‚ into a spiral of actions with tragic repercussions. A key event which instigated this downward spiral is the alluring prophecy from the Weird Sisters‚ fomenting ambition in Macbeth and thus creating a lust for him to become King. Macbeths initial taste of power after learning of his destiny to be King‚ led to his growing greed and paranoia. This greed and paranoia drove

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    quickly assume that Oedipus is a tragic hero. They see that he is guilty of both patricide and incest‚ which they apply to fit their definition of a tragedy. When closely examined‚ it can be seen that the majority of the play is governed by two prophecies from the gods via oracles. The question can thus be raised as to whether or not Oedipus had the ability to make a fatal decision deciding his fate‚ or if he had no choice‚ and was destined to fall into what the oracles had told him. The most

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