... power. Ross and Angus enter the scene congratulating Macbeth over his courageous battle and then finally hailing him as Thane of Cawdor. Macbeth is shocked, his mind on the witch's prophecy, and inquires: ?The Thane of Cawdor lives, why do you dress me in borrowed robes?? Angus explains that the Thane is ... man and is fully aware of what is right and wrong, so therefore is shocked by the drive behind his ambitions, as he has murder in mind. This is also aimed to shock the audience into seeing the force behind his ambitious nature in conflict with his noble side: ?My present fears ... T...

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... , chaos is come again," in response to Desdemona's willing obedience to him, it served as foreshadowing. The passionate intensity of his love prepared the way for his tragedy.5 In his mind, he set up a romanticized idea of his wife, a standard so high, that Iago was able to create doubt and use it against him later on. Othello's world began to spiral ... however; Othello had already smothered Desdemona to death. Contrasting Iago, who had no consciousness of good, Macbeth began with doubt in his ambitious plans. His doubts were stimulated by his subconscious recognition that there was no ...

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• Grade Level: High School