Evil Vs Evil Macbeth
Bad Meets Evil:The consequences of relying on darkness and evil
In Macbeth by William Shakespeare, Shakespeare suggests that pursuing ambition through evil results in factors such as disintegration of personality, guilt, and paranoia. First, Macbeth demonstrates how his personality begins to fall apart due to his participation in evil deeds through conversation to his wife. While speaking to Lady Macbeth about the lack of assurance he has in Banquo, Macbeth says “Oh full of Scorpions is my mind, dear wife”(Act 3:2:40). Macbeth’s mind is being overrun by evil ambitions and confusion and even knows it himself, but there’s nothing to do now except continue on the dark path. Second, Lady Macbeth’s support and aid in Macbeth’s actions leads her
In Macbeth by William Shakespeare, Shakespeare suggests that pursuing ambition through evil results in factors such as disintegration of personality, guilt, and paranoia. First, Macbeth demonstrates how his personality begins to fall apart due to his participation in evil deeds through conversation to his wife. While speaking to Lady Macbeth about the lack of assurance he has in Banquo, Macbeth says “Oh full of Scorpions is my mind, dear wife”(Act 3:2:40). Macbeth’s mind is being overrun by evil ambitions and confusion and even knows it himself, but there’s nothing to do now except continue on the dark path. Second, Lady Macbeth’s support and aid in Macbeth’s actions leads her