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    distraught‚ and violent Macbeth is sculpted. Throughout the play‚ Macbeth experiences numerous diverse mental stages and character flaws which ultimately lead to the recession of his mind. Macbeth is first introduced in the injured sergeant’s account of Macbeth’s battlefield valor‚ giving the impression of a brave and capable warrior. This perspective‚ however‚ is complicated. Once Macbeth speaks with the witches‚ it is realized that his physical bravery is joined by an overwhelming ambition and a tendency

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    Lady Macbeth's Downfall

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    iii. 19-20). The witches predict MacBeth’s inability to sleep and his eventual demise. While the quote refers to the character MacBeth‚ it holds true for Lady MacBeth also. According to the Narcolepsy and Overwhelming Daytime Sleep Society in Australia‚ “The principal symptoms are excessive

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    Macbeth's inner turmoil

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    Macbeth’s inner turmoil‚ highlighting his uncertainties‚ regarding the act of regicide‚ are prevalent throughout the play. The character who once was seen as a noble man to the king eventually becomes his murderer. Macbeth’s inner turmoil is revealed in scene four for the first time when he soliloquises‚ “...The eye wink at the hand; yet let that be which the eye fears when it is done‚ to see.” Macbeth at this point is already contemplating the act of regicide. Act one scene seven is perhaps

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    sisters tells him that he will become king and Banquo’s descendants will become king. This awakens Macbeth’s inner ambition and leads to Macbeth’s downfall. Macbeth becomes more and more ruthless and selfish after each crime he commits‚ and in the meanwhile‚ he falls deeper and deeper and eventually hits the ground and could never come back up again. Macbeth’s murder of Duncan was the first crime he commits‚ Macbeth kills Duncan in order to sit on the throne of Scotland. Killing Duncan wasn’t easy

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    "Macbeth’s Freewill of Choice” Macbeth is one of William Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies. It tells the story of a man who makes bad choices based on the influence of others. Macbeth is an honorable solider until he meets three evil witches that know his deepest desire is to one day be king‚ so they tell him that he will be king one day. Macbeth immediately begins to have thoughts of murdering King Duncan even though he knows it is wrong. When Lady Macbeth learns that Macbeth will eventually

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    trickery. Macbeth‚ his wife‚ and the three Weird Sisters are linked in their mutual refusal to come out and say things directly. Instead‚ they rely on implications‚ riddles‚ and ambiguity to evade the truth. Macbeth’s ability to manipulate his language and his public image to hide his foul crimes makes him a very modern-seeming politician. As Bernard McElroy says in his literary criticism about Macbeth‚ “ When confronted with the possibility of committing a daring through criminal act‚ he willfully

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    Lady Macbeth's Murder

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    Throughout the murder scene of Shakespeare’s Macbeth reveals his weakness but also his strong conscience. Because of Lady Macbeth’s persuasiveness‚ he finds the courage to kill Duncan‚ but he now shows his fear‚ sorrow‚ and regret for the assassination of Duncan. When Macbeth arrives in the scene after having killed Duncan‚ he is shaken when he thinks he hears someone because he fears being caught. When he is leaving the bloody murder scene‚ he starts‚ hearing what Lady Macbeth assures him is

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    What is the primary cause for Macbeth’s descent into wickedness? "Shakespeare’s Philosophical Patterns" by Walter Clyde Curry Summary and Analysis Walter Clyde Curry discusses that the witches are demonic spirits‚ not hallucinations and that their main purpose is to bring the nature of evil into Macbeth. Curry states that the witches are just lost souls that belong to the devil‚ or perhaps even the devil himself although in the form of witches. Inevitably‚ the roles of the witches are mostly

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    Lady Macbeth's Ambition

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    life as well as the individuals around him or her. Lady Macbeth’s ambitions lead to her demise as well as to the people around her. For instance‚ her strong desire and ambition to be the queen makes her corrupt with evil that hinders her life. This is evident when she recognizes immediately that murdering Duncan is the only way of attaining her goal. Lady Macbeth calls on the evil spirits‚ saying‚ "Come‚ you spirits That tend

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    ambition. Although Lady Macbeth was the one who planned the killing‚ Macbeth committed the action. Knowing what he was doing was going to have a great effect on the people of Scotland‚ he still went ahead and killed the king‚ blaming it on the knights. Macbeth’s wife‚ the witches‚ and his ambition for the throne influenced him to commit treason‚ all to be a step closer to the

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