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    Then Macbeth told Lady Macbeth he was scared to kill Duncan and he didn't think it was a good idea but, Lady Macbeth didn't care and she wanted to become Queen of Scotland with her husband as King by her side. Macbeth does see her as the same woman anymore. He doesn't feel the same way because he does not want to be King. Macbeth regrets killing Duncan so that makes him see Lady Macbeth as a different human being…

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    The tragedy of Macbeth is a tale of a great warrior with ambitions of becoming king, little does Macbeth know, this was both his growth and downfall in becoming the King of Scotland. In Shakespeare's play Macbeth the main character does some dastardly villainous things he may not have wanted to do. But had to for his place as king. These events fall along the lines of first degree murder, deceitful actions and manipulation and using the will of magic to selfishly fulfil Macbeth’s own…

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    they had a significant physiological transformation which made them become who we all know as villians. Like the villains a similar character named Macbeth, from Shakespeare’s play “Macbeth”, was too once seen as a hero to his country and king in Scotland. Although because of the witches and wife who told him he could be king, his ambition to be king, and the paranoia to keep his place on the throne Macbeth transforms into a tyrant who his own kingdom hates. Due to this the writer is able to…

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    These two characters want Macbeth off the throne, but there is still the chance that one of them might take over the throne and act completely like Macbeth. Because of this, Malcolm tests Macduff. After seeing that the both of them want to free Scotland from Macbeth’s tyranny, Malcolm and Macduff plan on overthrowing the evil king. Malcolm concedes that he…

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    In 1606, when Shakespeare completed Macbeth, women’s opinions and advice were taken seriously, and satirical writing about how frivolous women were was common in the writing of the time, even in Shakespeare’s other play. The Taming of the Shrew, for example, is entirely about an uppity woman being put in her place by a good man, and any Shakespearean play with a strong female character offering useful advice either ends with her death in the tragedies or subdued in marriage in the comedies.…

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    Darkness in Macbeth In the play Macbeth, Shakespeare uses many images of darkness throughout the play for multiple purposes. The setting of the play is in Scotland during the 11th Century which also represents darkness. In England the people in this era thought that the night air was contaminated and evilness was liberated since the sky contained no sunlight. Shakespeare uses dark imagery to make a strange and ominous atmosphere. It also changes the audience’s emotions by creating emotional…

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    the choice and, at one point, wanted for Duncan to live. Macbeth kills the king and leads to a bloodbath of other characters. Macbeth is guilty of killing King Duncan as his ambition is what drove him to make his choice. Macbeth is a nobleman of Scotland. He hears a prophecy about him becoming the future Thane of Cawdor and followed by becoming the king. The three witches tell Macbeth of his future and make him confused about his future life. The witches vanish and Ross enters with Angus…

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    Jose Sanchez Period 6 January 11, 2016 Star Rating: 4 out of 5 The television version of Macbeth directed by Jack Gold came out in 1983. This film adaption was a great way to understand the play if you weren’t able to understand the reading. The actors chosen to play the characters showed the true colors of them in no other better way. The director also did a good job showing the crowd the visuals you weren’t able to see in the reading. The play begins with the Three Witches and…

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    Is power and fortune worth the life of a longtime friend? Shakespeare answers that question in one of his most famous dramatic plays, “Macbeth”, which takes place in Scotland. The main character, Macbeth, desired to become king, so he plotted to kill King Duncan. After going through with his plan, Macbeth is then proclaimed king and later killed in battle. The theme of the play was ambition, which can clearly be seen through the characters Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, and Malcolm. To start with,…

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    Macbeth, a phenomenal play written by William Shakespeare heavily involves around the supernatural as well as the witches. With the presence of these indispensable factors, mystery is added to the play making it an absolute captivating read. The witches play an important role in the play Macbeth. They told equivocations in the means of creating destruction to mankind. As well as blinding the foolish eyes of those who are massively devoured by greed and ambition. Throughout the play, the witches’…

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