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    Macbeth: Is It Moral?

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    This is even more evident when Shakespeare is involved. Interestingly‚ Macbeth was written for a new king who hailed from the great rolling hills of Scotland. Shakespeare had an obligation to please the most recent man in charge. Another assumption can be made that‚ because of the new king’s origins‚ the sole purpose of the play was to highlight Scotland in favor of the king. The more widely accepted objective of Macbeth is a matter of opinion and state of mind‚ based upon the reader‚

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    Characters: Donalbain: Malcolm’s brother who early in the play fled to Ireland after his father’s (Duncan)death. He is not seen the remainder of the play‚ until now. Witches: The 3 troublesome sisters who plagued MacBeth and contributed to his downfall for their own pleasure. Macbeth: Act VI‚ Scene 1 Setting: Desolate rocky plain near Malcom’s Castle in Scotland. Donalbain meets the witches. [Enter alone on horseback with sword and supplies] Donalbain: Malcolm dines tonight as the rightful

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    Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” is a tragedy that begins with a hero who transforms into a immoral King. Macbeth’s descent into evil was influenced by the witches‚ Lady Macbeth‚ and the maintenance of the throne. After Macbeth regains the throne‚ his next task is protecting it. Maintaining the throne calls for more lives to be lost. With each murder Macbeth’s guilt is weakened as his evil nature infected nature itself. Each murder takes away more of the meaning behind life for Macbeth. Macbeth no longer

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    automatically and unjustly associated with being a soft and warm-hearted person. As she vehemently pleads here‚ “…Come you spirits/ That tend on mortal thoughts! Unsex me here/… come to my woman’s breasts/ And take my milk for gall”‚ (Shakespeare‚ Act I‚ Scene V‚ L 40-47) she desires to lose these qualities to do what is necessary of her. This is one of the most powerful things that can be done for another. The mere fact that Lady Macbeth is willing to call on evil spirits for this unwieldy process

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    Macbeth's Ambition Essay

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    The theme of Shakespeare’s play Macbeth is that if we let our ambition go unchecked by morale constraints we may make decisions that we regret. From Macbeth we learn the human tendency to seek for things that we should not. This matters today because people want more than they have. The play of Macbeth is the story of a general in the king’s army. After returning from a major battle he lets his ambitions go unchecked and murders the king. After his murder of the king Macbeth finds himself

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    In the start of act I‚ Macbeth us always questioned about his manhood by Lady Macbeth‚ however‚ I do feel that his manhood still reflects todays thinking of being a man‚ him and Lady Macbeth. Straight from planning of killing Duncan‚ Lady Macbeth is trying to get Macbeth to go commit to kill Duncan. However‚ Macbeth is almost instantly objects to it and really does not want to go through it. Lady Macbeth call him a coward and says he has no manhood for not wanting to kill Duncan. Example of which is

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    William Shakespeare‚ is one of the greatest Shakespearean tragedies written in the 18th century‚ a drama full of murder and revenge. By these mysterious prophecies of the three mystical witches‚ Macbeth is prompted to kill his dear ruler‚ and friend‚ Duncan‚ in order to seize the throne. This leads to ghosts‚ hallucinations‚ more murders‚ and other unnatural events‚ eventually resulting in the downfall of Macbeth. Macbeth develops and changes greatly‚ from a loyal‚ trustworthy person to a corrupted and

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    man that took the next step to become king. Macbeth murdered the king at the time named Duncan‚ to ensure his place as the next king. Throughout the play Macbeth starts to realize what his actions caused‚ and what may happen in the future so he takes another leap of faith‚ and assigns two men to go out and seek all of Duncan’s family and kill them. Many people argue about who is at fault for the murder of Duncan and other deeds committed like the killing of all of his family. Macbeth is at fault for

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    everything she can to get Macbeth to kill King Duncan It is said that Lady Macbeth onve Dunvan was killed she was going to smear his blood on all his servants so they look responsible this shows how determined she is and dosn’t car about the cost.  “But screw your courage to the sticking-place‚ and we’ll not fail…” “If he do bleed‚ I’ll gild the faces of the grooms withal‚ For it must seem their guilt.” Speech  Lady Macbeth is not phased by the death of King Duncan. She is readily able to erase any guilt

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    In the story “Macbeth”‚ there is many times where there is conflict. The main conflict of the story is when Macbeth kills Duncan to become king. Another conflict within the conflict is who is more responsible for Duncan’s death. There are many cases and certain characters that present evidence to show who is more responsible. You may think right off the bat that Macbeth is the one that is the most responsible for the assassination‚ but there are many points that proves that wrong. When Macbeth

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