... himself and his wife that he cares about her like he did before is to kill Macbeth. At the end of the play Macduff gets his revenge, he kills Macbeth. This play represents the evil and the darkness but on the other hand it also represents good and justice. All of ... desire to become king drives him to introduce plans for Ducan's murder. Macbeth puts power into the hands of Lady Macbeth by sending her the letter that informs her of the prophecies. Lastly, Macbeth acknowledges his guilt in several places in the story. Macbeth is aware that his thoughts are corrupt ... of Act 1 Scene 5, ...

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... scene in which we see Lady Macbeth is Act 1 Scene 5, in the first half of which she is reading the letter sent by Macbeth about his meeting with the witches, and about half way through Macbeth, himself enters, having caught up with the messenger who delivered ... sense of her character. The first thing that you notice of course, is that Lady Macbeth is reading a letter that must have been written mere hours after the events contained happened. It is a letter from Macbeth, containing potentially treasonous information about his meeting with the witches, now, the actual meeting itself could...

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... with a metaphor of light: "which honor must/ Not, unaccompanied, invest him only,/ But signs of nobleness, like starts, shall shine/ On all deservers" (I.iv.39-42). Malcolm, who is known to be of good nature, is thus related to the stars and light. On the other hand, there is Macbeth who wishes to ... their humanity: "What are these,/ So withered and so wild in their atire/ That look not like th" inhabitants o" this earth/ And yet are on "t? (I.iii.39-42). His description of them is important in seeing how unnatural they are: "you should be women,/ And yet your beards forbid me to inter...

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... with Duncan talking to Banquo and continuing his praises of Macbeth. Lady Macbeth is introduced to the play in the next Scene, Scene 5. She is reading a letter from Macbeth, containing information about what the witches said and what Macbeth is currently feeling, unsure and frightened. He addresses her as his "dearest partner in greatness". ... he mention any thoughts of murder and to no one has he spoken of them. But, the first thing Lady Macbeth says after reading the letter is: "It is too full o" th" milk of human kindness To catch the nearest way." This suggests that she thinks Macbe...

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... 's confidence in the witches has increased so much, he thinks he's invincible. The witches" predictions have an effect on Lady Macbeth. Lady Macbeth first learns of the witches" words from a letter which Macbeth sends to her. She intends to influence him to kill Duncan as she feels that Macbeth may not be evil enough to go through with the murder. The ... words which Lady Macbeth say after reading the letter suggest that there is an immediate change in her way of thinking. She calls on spirits to make her strong; "Hie thee hither, That I may pour my spirits in thine ... ...

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... associated this as bad. However following these compliments aimed at Macbeth they probably would have changed their minds. You can tell that Macbeth is an ambitious type, as he writes a letter to his wife about being so close to becoming king, after coming across three witches. They planted ideas in his mind about being becoming king, and after one of their ... Earth than Macbeth, and takes the whole thing in his stride, which shows how ambitious Macbeth is compared to others. When we first meet Lady Macbeth she is reading Macbeth's letter about how close he is to being king. She is say...

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... begins to consider what he has just been told and really starts to believe in the witches" prophecies. In fact, so much so that he feels the need to write a letter to his wife to inform her of what had happened. It seems to me that as Banquo pointed out, Macbeth would like for what the witches had predicted to come ... and slyness from the way she is so instantly keen on making Macbeth become king, even if she had to achieve this through wicked and fiendish means. When writing this letter, Macbeth refers to his wife as "my dearest partner in greatness". However, as the play progresses, ...

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... power of nemesis is shown clearly at the end of the play when Macduff came back to murder Macbeth. Macbeth would never have guessed that Macduff would come back for revenge for the killing in Macduff's household. This nemesis shows an additional force beyond Macbeth's control. Because of Macbeth's strong beliefs in ambition and the witches, when he found out Macduff ... ...

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... their position, wealth, and even bravery. The words of the captain portray Macbeth as a brave and honorable warrior. Also, another character trait associated with Macbeth is kindness. After reading the letter sent to her by Macbeth, which included news about the witches and their prophecies; Lady Macbeth says to herself, "Yet I do fear thy nature; It is too full o' the ... ...

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... his reign of tyranny. Lady Macbeth is an influence on her husband in many different ways, for many different reasons. We discover that as soon as she opens her husband's letter she immediately begins to scheme and plot, showing her true evil and ambition. The thought of becoming Queen pushes her and causes her to act outrageously. She calls on spirits ... ...

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... not told his wife, Lady Macbeth, who is key to his downfall and him actually committing the murder about the situation. When Lady Macbeth finds out about the prophecies in a letter to her from Macbeth, she analyses his nature, and then says, "What thou art promised, yet so I fear thy nature/ It is too full o'th"milk of human kindness." This ... ...

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... himself. The only person he tells is his wife, Lady Macbeth. Macbeth writes to Lady Macbeth to tell her everything that has happened and when she has finished reading the letter the audience see how ambitious and evil she is. Straight away she says that Duncan will have to die. No sooner had she thought that when fate plays a part in ... ...

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