Shakespeare's Macbeth-Sympathetic

Macbeth: Sympathetic or Not In the beginning of the play Macbeth, the main character Macbeth was very loved by the audience. As the play progressed however, Macbeth became more and more unsympathetic. At the beginning of Act IV, the witches are in a dark cave casting an evil spell. They are putting objects into the cauldron and they notice Macbeth coming. The Second Witch then says, “By the pricking of my thumbs,/Something wicked is coming.” (IV.i.44-45). By using the words “wicked” makes readers understand how evil Macbeth is becoming. Shakespeare has the witch say Macbeth is wicked because witches are usually wicked themselves. Because the Second Witch claims Macbeth his wicked, the audience can conclude that Macbeth is very wicked. In