It is doubtful if Macbeth, who starts off as a brave and valiant warrior, described like "Valour's minion" would have ended up the "Dead Butcher" with his " fiendish Queen", without the driving force of his wife behind him. ... They are becoming separated from each other as their own private hells force them apart. ... However, the relationship gathers dangerous momentum as their two strong personalities feed off eachother, creating a dynamic force with which they can achieve their aims. Ultimately, it becomes a destructive force which drives them apart and consumes their in...

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This is a representation of the power his ambition has gained over him, as it is acting as a compelling force outside of his thoughts and has become something almost tangible. ... In this example, as well as throughout the play, her greed is the driving force behind her wish to exorcise her emotions. ...

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To most people the witches are the primary suspects for forcing Macbeth into killing king Duncan, this is because it is thought that the witches first put the idea of killing Duncan into Macbeth's head although this is not the case in my view. ... It is mainly Lady Macbeth who is the driving force to kill Duncan but Macbeth and Duncan aren't as responsible. ...

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Lady Macbeth is the enterprising force in the beginning of the book, driving Macbeth and fueling his ambition and greed to have the crown in their clutch. ... As we could notice, from the very beginning, she knew deep down that she hadn't the ability to be a guiding force to Macbeth. ...

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I would therefore say that Macbeth is partly responsible for this tragedy because he commits the murders powered on by his driving ambition. However there are other factors forcing him to do this and it would have never happen without them even having considered his ruthlessness once he has got into full swing. ...

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William Shakespeare is Lady Macbeth. Upon the introduction of Act 1 Scene 5, Lady Macbeth is brought into the plot of the play. In this soliloquy, Lady Macbeth comments on her thoughts after having read a letter from her husband, Macbeth, informing her about the witches" prophecies on the possibilit...

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