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    sorrow for the negative characters in a novel? It’s not their fault that the main character made a mistake and ended up ruining their life. Sometimes the characters deserve what’s coming to them‚ depending on the magnitude of their blunder. There’s no need to give pity to those who bring pain upon themselves; nobody pities a serial killer‚ yet in Frankenstein‚ the creature‚ which is in essence a serial killer‚ is given sympathy by the viewer and it doesn’t seem logical. In Macbeth‚ the reader gives compassion

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    The Psychosis of Lady Macbeth Lady Macbeth is the leading lady in the Shakespearian tragedy‚ Macbeth. Written by William Shakespeare in 1603‚ the tragedy of Macbeth italicize the entire title surrounds the downfall of an honorable man driven by blind ambition. As the play progresses‚ Macbeth gradually becomes a blood-thirsty tyrant. In turn‚ Lady Macbeth transitions from an assertive stoic into a submissive and timid sleep-walker. Lady Macbeth most likely suffers from postpartum psychosis brought

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    Macbeth Character Analysis William Shakespeare’s Macbeth is arguably one of the greatest and most iconic plays ever written. It has been well known for several centuries and has inspired movies‚ books‚ songs‚ and even a superstition. The main character‚ for which the play was named‚ is a complex and fascinating character; this is part of what makes the play itself so seemingly immortal. Macbeth had many weaknesses‚ which eventually he let leave destruction in his wake. Macbeth‚ Thane of Glamis

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    Lady Macbeth Lady Macbeth of William Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ is a familiar character even to those that have never read the play. Her name can be heard being referenced or used as an insult to a woman‚ to compare a shady or manipulative personality trait. Although she does not actually commit any murders‚ she is notably one of the most famous villains in literature. I found it very interesting that prior to reading this play‚ I knew more about Lady Macbeth and her character flaws (to say the least)

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    Macbeth is a famous Shakespearean character. His flaw is shown throughout the play. Macbeth starts off as a trustworthy character that saves the king’s life. Macbeth is then labelled as noble Macbeth by Duncan. At the start of the play his is as noble and loyal as he could be. After killing the Thane of Candor‚ Duncan who trusts Macbeth gives the title to Macbeth. More is the due than more than all can pay. King Duncan gives Macbeth the best present he could have received. Macbeth gives the

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    01.06 Macbeth Character Development Use this graphic organizer to collect your thoughts about characterization in Macbeth. As you read each scene record what you learn about the character. Add the line from the play that supports your idea. Lady Macbeth Observations Text Support Looks • Lady Macbeth looks like a serious‚ ambitious woman who is not afraid to go after what she desires • MACBETH: “not lose the dues of rejoicing‚ by being ignorant of what greatness is promised thee” Actions • She

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    In the vast history of English literature‚ Shakespeare’s Macbeth is arguably one of the greatest tragedies to ever have been created. Lady Macbeth presents a dynamic character who undergoes significant changes throughout the text. She goes from being a determined‚ cold blooded and possessed cruel woman to being a nervous‚ scared and remorseful soul. When we first see her at the beginning of the context‚ Lady Macbeth is essentially perceived as a thoroughly‚ irreligiously cold and cruel person

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    to help those in need‚ blacks take advantage of these programs. This is when welfare then becomes racially associated with the black race. Seeking welfare support when in some form of poverty‚ blacks become comfortable. Welfare then becomes an “unsympathetic” form of poverty because blacks cannot seem to become independent after receiving the program; that is why welfare does not seem to get much support because it is a self interest program. (Federico‚ 2004) Poverty prevents social mobility. Racial

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    As the main motivator to Macbeth’s actions‚ Lady Macbeth is a character whose ambition and greed lead her and her husband to their inevitable fate of death. Lady Macbeth’s relentlessness‚ as well as her longing for power generate an emotion of pain and suffering. After hearing the prophecies of her husband‚ Lady Macbeth is intent on making her husband King of Scotland‚ as she will not let anything get in her way; even if she needs to resort to murder. After Macbeth’s murder of King Duncan‚ she is

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    Macbeth Women are always expected to act gracefully in society even in Shakespear’s play Macbeth. Everyone knows Lady Macbeth as one of the strongest female character in Macbeth‚ she has this kind of traits like being‚ ambitious‚ energetic‚ and evil. She is ambitious because she wants her husband to be a king‚ energetic that she can think to kill Duncan and at the same time it also makes her evil that she makes her husband kill The king that is opposed to God’s will‚ just for the sake of her

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