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    tension and the mounting suspense. Several supernatural apparitions throughout the play profoundly affect Macbeth and the evil forces eventually claim Macbeth and destroy his morals. Macbeth ’s ambition was driven by the prophecies of the three witches and unlike Banquo‚ he was willing to do anything to assure that they actually transpire. Macbeth is horrified at the notion of killing Duncan‚ his King and kinsman‚ but he eventually succumbs to the evil forces and this leads to his downfall. Macbeth

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    Women in gothic literature are presented as either evil or victims how far do you agree? The Gothic genre is an increasingly popular area for feminist studies‚ showing contrasts in society at the time and the expectations of women within it. In pre industrial times‚ women were expected to play a subservient role to men‚ they were expected to marry young and bare children‚ they would simply care for their husbands and support the family‚ they were denied the right to vote or own property and were

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    This leads to them using force to assert their power. Macbeth decides to eliminate Banquo because due to Banquo’s inside information and the witches’ prediction that Banquo’s sons will be kings‚ Banquo is a threat to Macbeths Power. Owing to this Banquo has the power to control and influence others into rebelling against Macbeths power. Macbeth therefore sends his murders and when the return they

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    feel his wife Lady Macbeth‚ was the one who actually craved power‚ but she could not get this herself‚ so she resorted to the above. At the beginning of the play‚ Act one Scene one‚ the audience know that a man named Macbeth will meet with three witches in the future. Then in scene two‚ Shakespeare uses a conversation between a soldier and Duncan‚ to introduce Macbeth. The soldier describes Macbeth as “brave Macbeth” who “smok’d with bloody execution” in a battle. Duncan then replies by calling Macbeth

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    The Change In Macbeth

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    beyond/This Ignorant Present‚ and I feel now/The future in the instant (1.5. 45-49) After the this the story outcome changes. No longer is Macbeth just a Thane but has chance to become king one day. Also this leads to Macbeth meeting the 3 Witches. When Macbeth meets the Witches that is what changed the outcome dramatically. The witchs mess with humans lives for fun‚ and Macbeth is no

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    meantime Macbeth came across three ugly witches in the wild who attempted wickedly to tempt Macbeth to commit. They told Macbeth he would be The Thane of Cawdor soon and the king of Scotland. Shakespeare depicted how Macbeth sank into a tyrant bringing calamity to the country and people. That reflected Macbeth’s individual ambition and

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    Lady Macbeth Selfish

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    It is about a man who becomes very greedy thinks to three which sisters. Macbeth speaks to three ladies who are witches tell him that he will be Thane of Cawdor he becomes selfish because of this and hie writes a letter to his wife Who calls for the king’s blood. After they kill the king in his chambers McBeth starts to grow crazy‚ Lady McBeth tells him not to worry. Later the witches tell Macbeth that they have three masters that can help him. The first is a bloody head and hand that tells him

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    Ever heard of wyrd in a game or a movie and wondered what it was? Wyrd was another word for fate back in the Anglo – Saxon time period. Fate was what drove many people and heroes on their quests and epic journeys creating stories that will and have lasted many years. In almost every Epic poem or story from the Anglo – Saxon time period was based around the concept of fate sending them out on long heroic quests and often saving the world or even just gaining universal life lessons. The people needed

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    took to produce at completely different Macbeth‚ “All hail Macbeth! Hail thee Thane of Glames… Thane of Cawdor… Macbeth that shalt be king here after” (I.iii.48-52). Three witches addressed Macbeth first with the title he already held and then with two titles he did not possess. At first Macbeth is confused as to why the witches would address him wrongly; this is until not long after he is named Thane of Cawdor. In astonishment Banquo says‚ “What can the devil speak true?”

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    soldier however‚ later on in the play Macbeth gets tempted by outside forces such as the scottish witches and his wife Lady Macbeth and get corrupted. In the play the third witches state “Thou shalt get kings‚though thou be none:So all hail‚ Macbeth and Banquo”(I‚iii‚60). In other words the witches are telling Macbeth their prophecy that macbeth would be king to mess with Macbeth’s head. After the witches play with Macbeth’s head he starts falling apart. Many of the audience would agree that Macbeth

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