... murder. Macbeth's long-time ambition and desire to be King contributed to his downfall by fueling his evil thoughts and motivating his actions. Once the witches used their prophecies to spark ambition in Macbeth, he was overcome with the desire to be powerful and he would stop at nothing to overcome any obstacles that stood in his way of becoming King ... ...
... has waned, and over herself, her control is dwindling as each second passes. The fire she once had, which drove Macbeth forward is now is now no more than a minute spark. The guilt is now becoming unbearable for Lady Macbeth. Her small, inarticulate sentences reveal that she feels distraught from Macbeth's obsessing. She is beginning to lose that controlling stiffness. She ... ...
... . On experiencing Macbeth's ambition bring out the worst in him they see him as a 'dwarfish thief', 'butcher', 'tyrant' and indeed he is even called 'villain' . As soon as the Witches spark ambition in him, he is no longer trustworthy and becomes evil, deceiving and bloodthirsty. With each killing he forces himself further and further into a web of ambition from which he ... ...
