It shows, as did her Husbands comment, how she has a sinister plan to help her husband's future prediction come true. ... Macbeth is very humble when he tells the king, " The service and loyalty I owe [you] (316)." Macbeth truly admires the king, and though he wants to be king, he has a hard time coming up with the determination to murder Duncan, because of his fealty and loyalty to him. ... She persuades Macbeth to commit murder by saying, " Only look up leave the rest to me. (314)" This shows that she lacks respect for her husbands position, and has no loyal...

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Macbeth sends news of these prophesies to his wife and she immediately devises plan to ensure they come true. ... He also kills and blames the guards, stating that he killed the guards out of loyalty to the King. ... Macbeth and Banquo are linked here by their triumph and loyalty to the King. ... Banquo accepts God's order and although he is tempted by the witches" prophecies he is too honest to play foul to ensure they come true, he relies on his better judgement and morals instead. ... He thinks Macbeth may have murdered the King to ensure the prophecies come true ahead of time. ...

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This suggests that Macbeth wants to hide his true evil intentions from both others and himself, he knows that murdering a king is wrong but he's trying not to tell himself that. You can see here his loyalty starts to waver. ... The captain says "For brave Macbeth- well he deserves that name" During the battle against Norway, Macbeth proved his loyalty to King Duncan and his bravery by slaying his enemies. Fighting bravely for your country was seen as a great sign of loyalty. ...

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When Macbeth hears the news that he has been given the title "Thane of Cawdor," he realizes the Witchs' prediction has come true, and thinks becoming King is now within his reach, but instead of killing Duncan decides to wait for fate to crown him king. ... Despite Macbeth's actions to remove all suspicion of his act, Banquo questions Macbeth's loyalties. ... Macduff does not attend the party, so Macbeth begins to doubt his loyalty to his King, but cannot order his murder, because he has fled to England, so Macbeth orders the murder of everyone at Macduff's castle including...

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In addition to this, he showed great loyalty and tremendous ambition. ... "The power of man, for none of a woman born shall harm Macbeth" Act 4 scene1 The apparition is very much true, but in the last scenes of act5 when Macbeth is in conflict with Macduff he is told Macduff was born by caesarean operation, so the apparition warning him was true. ...

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People speak of the way he fights like it's a art, people love this man because of he's loyalty to he's king and he's bravery in the battlefield, They describe he's fighting as "cannons over-charged with double cracks" which already portrays such a powerful image of Macbeth in our minds, as this man who is noble, loyal, brave, valiant, fearless, powerful, unstoppable force. ... Scene4 Macbeth is told that he has been awarded the status of Thane of Cawdor and is amazed that one of the prophecy's of the witches have come true, but he is not sure weather this is goo...

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(line 70) Banquo is skeptical about the prophecies, Macbeth however, because the first prophesy has come true (Thane of Glamis), believes in them. Soon after, the second prophesy comes true, he becomes theThane of Cawdor?... Upon receiving and reading the letter, Lady Macbeth is determined to let the third prophesy come true. ... He is sad that he will die alone without any true friends. ... At last all of the prophecies have come true! ...

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Judging by the plays themes of Scottish monarchy, loyalty to the crown and witchcraft, and it's extensive use of real names and people James I was descended from, "Macbeth- was in part written to please the King, or at least, with the King's approval in mind. ... True evil would not care. ... She goes on to play upon Macbeth's loyalty to her, his "dearest partner of greatness-, and the social implications of the age by asking him: "What beast was't break this enterprise to me?...

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After Macbeth discovers the witches' first prediction came true, he begins to aspire to realize the next prediction of becoming king. ... Lady Macbeth, however, conjures up an image of royalty, loyalty and goodness. In order to help us overcome our initial opinion of Lady Macbeth, and allow us to accept her true character, Shakespeare uses the image of the witches to help us transfer our feelings of the evil witches to Lady Macbeth. ...

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It is based on a true but tragic story, but Macbeth goes to far kills Duncan the King of Scotland and many other people. ... Macbeth goes to tell Duncan that he is accepting the Thane and declares his loyalty to Duncan. ... Conclusion Duncan's death was inevitable when he announces that Macbeth is to be Thane of Cawdor, because the witches prophecy came true, Macbeth was confused, he told Lady Macbeth what had happened, and Lady Macbeth believes in witchcraft strongly, so she wants to be Queen of Scotland, and pushes Macbeth into killing Duncan. ...

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This also proves her loyalty to Macbeth-she will stop at nothing to fight her uncertainties, the battle between her will and her conscience. ... This clothing metaphor shows Lady Macbeth's will to conceal the true nature of her character. ...

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Lady Macbeth's initial influence on Macbeth exposes his true side of evil, and as the plot develops he no longer relies on his "dearest chuck", as she can no longer support him. ... We too are encouraged to reflect upon the role ambition plays in our lives and to balance ambition with assets of loyalty and honor....

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He had loyalty to his King, love for his family, and a good sense of morality. ... Her outlook was in fact true. ... When she was reading Macbeth's letter about the Witches" prophecy and how it was coming true, she was willing to go the limits to get the throne for her husband and in return, power for herself. ...

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Assignment on the Character Macbeth At the beginning of the play Macbeth, Macbeth is known as a praiseworthy hero in battle. Then he deteriorates into an impulsive cold-blooded murderer, because of other people dominating his decisions. He is a man whom for the sake of his ambition is willi...

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Shakespeare Coursework Macbeth Essay Task: By careful study of the play decide, in committing Duncan's murder how far Macbeth is driven by his own ambition; how far he is dominated by his wife's; and how far he is influenced by the witches. The play Macbeth gives the audience plenty of oppor...

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At the beginning of the play Macbeth is a loyal soldier and fierce warrior, loyal to the cause of Scotland, and his king, King Duncan, as one of Duncan's captain says early on- "But all's too weak for brave Macbeth -well he deserves that name -disdaining fortune with his brandished steel" (Act 1 Scene 2 lines 16-18) This quote shows that he is brave, and disregards such things, as fate in his battles, only going by his loyalty and what he knows is right. ... They planted ideas in his mind about being becoming king, and after one of their predictions, about being Thane of Cawdo...

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Evil Macbeth EVIL MACBETH Darkness in our society is indicative of evil. For instance, a black cat, a dark night, a dark place are all symbols of evil. There are only a few good people out there today. In Macbeth William Shakespeare proves to us that there is evil in all of us but in the end the...

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