As the play opens, the scene is a battlefield. A vicious and ruthless battle has been fought and the war is over. King Duncan enters and demands to know what has happened. A sergeant responds, “For brave Macbeth-well he deserves that name-/ Disdaining fortune, with his bra

The next Macbeth commits is the of his former best friend Banquo. It appears that Macbeth’s morals are truly on the decline as well as his ability to rationally think situations through. Simply because the es promised Banquo that he would be the root of many kings, Macbeth decides to have him ed. Macbeth at this point becomes more and more sure of his position as king and thinks that no one can stop his rule. He returns once again to the es and puts his fate in the es’ hands. They predict that none of woman born should hurt Macbeth, that Macbeth should beware of Macduff, and that Macbeth shouldn’t fall until Birnam Wood comes to Dunsinane Hill. Macbeth becomes even more arrogant and thinks he is invincible because the es have told him none of women born shall hurt him. Yet he decides to Macbeth and his family just to make sure Macduff will not hurt him. When the attack on Macduff and his house comes, he is not there, however his family, servants, and property are slain and destroyed. When Macduff receives word of this he decides to challenge Macbeth and fight him. Macduff and his army march on Macbeth’s castle and Macbeth is abandoned by all of those that he thought were his servants and supporters. He is left to fight for himself. He puts on his armor and begins to fight. Being not afraid because of the es prophecy that none of woman born should harm him, Macbeth begins to cut down the army of Macduff. Finally he and Macduff meet and fight. Because Macduff was born from a C-section, he is not of woman born and is able to kill Macbeth. This ends the tyranny, deceit, disloyalty, and distrust that Macbeth’s rule as created. Macbeth, in the end, realizes that he has made many grave mistakes and although he has fallen to his lowest point at this time in the play, he makes a last effort to reestablish himself. He strates this by not giving up, and fighting his way to a somewhat honorable .

ndished steel,/... Like valor’s minion carved out his passage.” (1.2.16-19) At this point in the play Macbeth is the Thane of Glamis, which makes Ma

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Lady Macbeth, Finally Macduff, Thane Cawdor, Hill Macbeth, William Shakespeare, Despite Macbeth’s, King Duncan, Duncan Macbeth, Unknown Macbeth, Cousin Worthy, thane cawdor, macbeth begins, macbeth thane, lady macbeth, woman born, play macbeth, own personal desire, none woman, personal desire, born hurt, macbeth’s castle, rise fall macbeth, macbeth thane cawdor, none woman born,