1. The Three Motives of Macbeth
... be Thane of Cawdor. This makes him think that the other two prophecies will be fulfilled, "Told the story of Cawdors disloyalty, Macbeth starts to believes the witches prophecies" (Rozakis, Laurie: 1999: 238). As Rozakis says, the witches too easily tricked Macbeth, which made him want his third prophesy, to become king, to come true as well. The readers notice that ... ...
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- Grade Level: High School