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    How Is Macbeth A Hero

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    In William Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Macbeth perfectly correlates to a tragedy in the Aristotelean sense. In this play‚ Shakespeare perfectly incorporates Aristotle’s ideas of a hero‚ by having his hero be of Scottish nobility and using Macbeth‚ a character who can be portrayed as both a hero and a villain‚ this is because of the flaws he is given. Macbeth also allows the audience to experience a great amount of catharsis‚ or an experience of pity and horror that leads the audience to live a better

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    Dreams Do Come True Many people have hopes and goals that they would like to accomplish. They may desire powerful positions or jobs‚ while others may desire prosperity and riches. This is known as ambition‚ the spell binding force that leads people towards success. However‚ ambition may result in harmful acts to get their satisfaction. In William Shakespeare’s tragic play‚ Macbeth‚ the protagonist‚ Macbeth‚ is described as a very loyal and noble soldier. As the play progresses‚ Macbeth’s

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    Apperance vs reality

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    The Double Edged Sword Shakespeare’s Tragedy of Macbeth is a sword with a double edged blade. Although we are forced to see the side pointing us‚ it is the side that is pointing away that is sharper and less used. Macbeth and his lovely wife lady Macbeth are both great examples of this sword that appearance and reality both share from their multiple levels of deception done to Duncan‚ to their slightest change in the characters they once were. Nothing in this story is really what it seams and

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    hoping that after Duncan was killed‚ there would be no consequences. However he realises that there would be many consequences. He says "Bloody instructions‚ which being taught‚ return / to plague th’inventor"‚ meaning that if teaches the people of Scotland to kill‚ then they will kill him. He also considers the fact that he is Duncan’s "kinsman and his subject... / Who should against his murder shut the door‚ / Not bear the knife..." He finishes saying he has only "Vaulting ambition which o’erleaps

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    The actions one takes are overlooked due to the rules created by society. Gender roles are norms created by society that dictate the behaviour of each gender. The main types of gender stereotypes are personality traits‚ domestic behaviours‚ and physical appearance. In the play‚ Macbeth‚ by William Shakespeare‚ the protagonist‚ Macbeth‚ gets very ambitious about becoming King. He commits murder after being convinced by his wife‚ Lady Macbeth. He then gets other people killed in order to reach his

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    Shakespearian Macbeth because they both were ambitious‚ had qualities of murderous men‚ and tried to be the conquerors of their times. Macbeth and Hitler were both ambitious because they both tried to take what they did not have. Macbeth wanted to rule Scotland and Hitler wanted to rule the World. Macbeth was ambitious because he wanted to become the king after hearing his prophecy from the witches. “Is this a dagger which I see before me‚ The handle toward my hand? Come‚ let me clutch thee. I have thee

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    Lady Macbeth is more ruthless then Macbeth Lady Macbeth is portrayed as Macbeth’s driving force to‚ as some may call it the dark side. This is how Shakespeare shows her love for Macbeth and also her ambition; she wants the best life possible for him and also for herself. She is portrayed as the more ruthless one in the Macbeth team‚ but in hindsight she really only encourages Macbeth to be the best of his abilities she doesn’t kill anyone herself she is more ruthless in thought than in action. Macbeth

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    Time Is Circular and Free Will Is Debatable In the best kinds of movies and books‚ such as Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban or Westworlds‚ events and people are altered by time. As the film progresses‚ you find more evidence of how time is warped and that the reason why that wolf howled was because through time travel the main character made it happen‚ or that certain characters are stuck in time loops‚ doomed to do the same things forever. The continuous warping of time is popular in today’s

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    The Tragedy of Macbeth‚ written by William Shakespeare‚ is an expressive and enticing play that is set in the country of Scotland. Macbeth‚ the main character‚ allows his pride and greed to provoke him to take drastic measures in order to obtain what he desires‚ without contemplating the results of his actions. A prominent theme within the story is the unfailing ambition evidenced continuously through the actions of both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. To begin‚ the various characteristics of Macbeth

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    Macbeth‚ written‚ and directed by William Shakespeare‚ is one filled with soliloquies full of motivation. Come act one‚ scene six Lady Macbeth speaks one of these inspirational soliloquies.She is informing her Macbeth that Duncan(current king of Scotland) shall never wake from his sleep. She continues on with all the things Macbeth must do to make this possible‚ like putting on a false face and letting her handle everything. Through her soliloquy‚ Lady Macbeth shows her assumed power over her husband

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