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    Power of the Mind Macbeth is a story written by Shakespeare‚ published after he died. Shakespeare’s take on the Holinshed’s Chronicles shows a story that teaches a lesson on the mind and its deepest desires‚ taking Macbeth an unambitious man and turning him into a power hungry maniac. Through Shakespeare’s use of ghosts‚ apparitions‚ illusions‚ and ambition he is able to build an allegory that shows the folly of hungering for power and plotting against those that are innocent. The hallucinations

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    the life of Macbeth in William Shakespeare’s Macbeth. The witches tell Macbeth that he will later become king and he acts towards fulfilling this prophecy. He was told his fate and he made decisions that led him to become king by his own choice. Macbeth was using free will when he murdered Duncan because it was his choice to kill the king and his planning and execution that ended up making him king. When Macbeth and Lady Macbeth planned to kill the current king‚ Duncan‚ to help Macbeth become the

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    Shakespeare’s play Macbeth‚ the main character‚ Macbeth‚ realized what his true ambition was‚ he was willing to go to great measures to fulfill it. One of the main reasons why Macbeth started to kill all of those people was when he realized what his true ambition was‚ “All hail Macbeth‚ that shalt be king hereafter!” (1.3.53). When the three witches said this to him‚ Macbeth finally realized what he was capable of. More importantly‚ he realized what he wanted the most. After this realization Macbeth knew what

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    Fall Final Written by William Shakespeare‚ Macbeth‚ is a well known tragedy based on the influence of greed. The main character‚ Macbeth‚ is described to be a greedy‚ selfish‚ cowardly man‚ and as the story continues‚ Macbeth portrays these traits as he fights for the crown. As the last scene comes to an end‚ and Macbeth falls‚ I see Macbeth’s death to be a good thing; Because he did not rightfully get the crown‚ he simply stole it from others. Satisfaction came with Macbeth’s downfall as well‚

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    Marxism By:Hasan Armour L.I.T.3 The play of Macbeth aspects plays a major influence on the topic of Marxism. Marxism acknowledges the numerous amount of power or authority oneself has. To point out the relation marxism has on the people within the play we all would first start by stating who had the most authority‚ and how it was use. Having the power to be in one’s hand changes the way one another act towards each other. To fully introduce marxism amongst the people in the story you would say the

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    Shakespeare shows that free choice rather than fate is responsible for the downfall of both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. Macbeth had many instances that he could have stopped creating destruction in the lives of both himself and the other people in his life. Coincidentally‚ if he had chosen not to kill so many people‚ he himself would not have been killed. Macbeth decides to let Lady Macbeth pressure him into killing the King. This was the first instance of free will. Had he chosen not to kill him‚

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    people do succeed; however‚ many do fail in the hardships of ambition. In the story of MacbethMacbeth receives a prophecy from three witches‚ but instead of naturally letting the prophecy happen‚ Macbeth does whatever he can to make sure the prophecy occurs. The obsession of the prophecy leads Macbeth to do harsh acts to many. Macbeth will do anything‚ including killing of others‚ to get the prophecy to happen. Macbeth sees a bloody dagger leading to Duncan’s room. He takes this as a sign to kill King

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    apparently by his decision to kill Banquo. Lady Macbeth has brought that ambition to Macbeth strongly before in Act 2. In Act 2‚ Lady Macbeth shows her control over every decision Macbeth makes. However‚ in Act 3‚ the audience can see the change in action between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. Macbeth seems to be more actively gives every decision in his scheme to make his ambition come true‚ and Lady Macbeth does not control Macbeth’s decision anymore. When Macbeth refers that “A deed of dreadful note” (3.2

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    witches. The three witches who tell prophecies in the story say “Fair is foul‚ and foul is fair” which means things aren’t always what they seem. In the story the witches tell (foreshadow) Macbeth that he will become the thane of Cawdor and from there the King of Scotland. After hearing what the witches said Macbeth and his wife grew very greedy and impatient to kill King Duncan. Later on in the story Hecate the goddess of witches got upset at the trio of witches for making prophecies without

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    Masculinity and manhood is a running theme Macbeth. Throughout the play‚ Shakespeare challenges the traditional gender roles during that time period by having the female counterparts act superior among the men. Generally‚ men had the power and control over the women; however Macbeth reverses the traditional power division through Lady Macbeth and the witches although it maintains distinction by solidifying the powers men possess. Women during this time were submissive‚ uneducated‚ and had no say

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