- One of the most symbolic and meaningful themes is that of blood

- When we think of blood…we most commonly think of injuries/pain…not always true…for blood serves many purposes.

- Thesis statement: Blood in Macbeth is mainly used to symbolize bravery, treachery and guilt which all link together to form a dominant theme in the play.

- In the beginning of the novel, blood was used to symbolize bravery, then was later used as a form of treachery, and ended up symbolizing guilt and fear.

- One of the first passages that relate to blood is… “What bloody man is that?”- Duncan

- The blood that he had represents his efforts and pains to save the country/ bravery

- Blood as a symbol of treachery or evil is also provided in the play several times.

- This is shown with lady Macbeth when she says in her sleep, “ Out damned spot…”

- Even if you had no doubts while committing the act, guilt will come with time, if not guilt, then fear

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