In the tragedies of Shakespeare, man’s challenge to his resilience and despair in the face of adversity has been intimated linked to each of Shakespeare’s four tragic protagonists or central character exhibiting a flaw (Danby 157). In the play of Macbeth, we see the changes within Macbeth, as he revolutionizes from a hero, courageous and bold in combat, to a slayer, engulfed with guilt, until he finally becomes a cold-blooded and tyrannical ruler, emptied of human emotions. These changes, though they are drastic, are predictable, predestined and fated. The real tragedy of Macbeth lies in the evil's triumph over the good. Established upon his course of evil with no return or amends, Macbeth conducts one act of violence and hostility after another in an effort to protect himself

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Macbeth’s character. Lady Macbeth actually is important to Macbeth's characteristics by bringing out the real him. In conclusion, Macbeth's characteristics make him unique, but also made him very weak.

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