... bestfriend Banquo. And the witches still continue to lure him in with a false sense of security. After killing Duncan Macbeth shows fear, which proves that he is not a bloodthirsty tyrant like Scotland thinks. "I am afraid what I have done." He feels guilty and wants Duncan to come back to life. But after awhile he starts to feel good about his royalty and he ... thy posterity." Macduff shows early on distrust of Macbeth. He thinks he can avoid having his family looking guilty and getting killed by fleeing, but he overestimates Macbeth. Macbeth is very desperate when he goes after Macdu...

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• Grade Level: High School

... the beginning, and soon these good fortunes will come to a tragic end. The audience is then introduced to a group of witches. Three witches who appear as wicked and repulsive. They seem to signify all that is wrong and corrupt. Macbeth's over-confident attitude is the first characteristic the witches detect, and they take advantage of this trait to make his life as miserable as ... they possibly can. He encounters the witches in Act1, scene1, and from this point he is now a step closer to realising what his future holds ... in his future, and this gives her scope to an even grander pos...

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• Approx Pages: 4
• Grade Level: High School