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1. A brave hero

   • Described as "valiant" warrior at start of Play
   • His brave actions impress the King, who names him Thane of Cawdor
     • This reflects that the King recognises Macbeth's "personal venture" and loyalty
   • Rosse compares him to "Bellona's bridegroom"
     • Means he is like Mars, the God of War
   • Macbeth appears most comfortable on the battlefield
     • He doesn't have to worry about his guilty conscience and the morality of his actions here
   • Macbeth fights "bear-like" until the end