The complication is when Macbeth decided to kill the king. To hide this murder he must kill others to protect himself from suspicion. At the end (denouement) we found out that Macbeth cannot save him from the prophecy of witches. Macduff are not of woman born. No one can stop him and he killed Macbeth. Also, the climax of the tragedy is when new king Macbeth invited to his banquet his friends. Before it he killed Banquo. The ghost of his friend came to the Macbeth’s banquet. He saw a fit and celebration end too fast what lead us to the thought that his kingship will fall with …show more content…
First time we can find it after the murder of the king Dunkan. For that moment for him it was hard to stop. He believed that he had right to fulfill prophecy (become the king by killing the king Duncan) and kill others. With each murder (Dunkan, Duncan's servants, Banquo, family of Macduff) we see like his ambitions winning his soul. He became immoral. He was afraid that someone will recognize that he killed the king and even killed his best friend. For him did not matter which methods he is using, but to satisfy his ambitions. It turns out that their actions through others he killed