... he wanted to know more and more and the weird women were the only ones who could satisfy his hunger. Macbeth went from a man who served everyone but himself to a man who served only himself. The one thing that Macbeth had that meant the most to him was his wife. Lady Macbeth is his world ... pairs of lovers that ever existed. There is a spot where the reader can obviously pick up the dramatic change Macbeth went through. "Seyton: The queen, my lord, is dead. Macbeth: She should have died hereafter; There would have been a time for such a word "(Shakespeare, Act V, Scene V). His wife, his...

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• Grade Level: High School

... . It has to do with MacBeth's rough downward spiral towards evil and the hard climb back up to goodness. At one time MacBeth was a good-hearted man. He was faithful to God, his family and friends, and his country. He was loved and adored by many. King Duncan commended MacBeth when he said, ... get the best of you, and in MacBeth's case it did! He hallucinated, had insomnia, heard thing and felt guilt and regret. MacBeth even envied the dead Duncan's slumber because MacBeth himself was going sleepless. MacBeth was talking about his hallucinations when he said, "A dagger of the mind, a fals...

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• Grade Level: High School