... Lady Macbeth's sake. Macbeth did not only get misled by Lady Macbeth's tricks, he also got misled by the witches, which shows how gullible and indecisive Macbeth is with his own opinions. This was demonstrated in act 1 scene 4 as Macbeth states "Two truths are told as ... to the swelling act" (137-138) and "if chance... chance may crown me king" (L154-156). These two quotes emphasize on how gullible and indecisive Macbeth is because although he knows that the witches are weird and evil, he still somewhat believed in the prophecies. Finally, Macbeth ... 5 S7 L16-19) was once again spok...

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... them to. Macbeth's desire and greed for power provoke him to kill Duncan. By the end of the play, good triumphs over evil. Desire and ambition can cause people to do evil things. Perhaps, it is in our nature to be somewhat evil. Macbeth tells the story of a good, loyal man that has gone bad, ... King in cold blood. The witches' prophecies and provokings influence Macbeth to change. Their first meeting is a good example of how the three sisters make Macbeth seem very gullible. "Stay you imperfect speakers, tell me more-. The prophecy gives Macbeth a false sense of security and inevitabil...

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• Grade Level: High School