One factor that lead to Macbeth’s downfall was his greed. An example of Macbeth’s greed is seen when he posses complete power over Scotland and yet believes it to be fruitless if his children were not also kings. In act 3, scene 2 line 65, Macbeth stated: ”No son of mine succeeding, if it be so for Banquo’s issue have I filled my mind, for them the gracious Duncan I have murdered.” This track of thought leads Macbeth to kill Banquo. Killing him would have no doubt won Macbeth more enemies. His greed was the spade he used to dig his own grave.

It is true that ambition lies in all of us but in the case of Macbeth his ambition lead to his downfall. The first spark of ambition that is witnessed in Macbeth occurs a short while after Malc

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