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How does Macbeth change in the play
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How does Macbeth change in the play
Act1, scene4
- Macbeth is a war hero for killing the enemy in the war for scotland.
Act1, scene5
- Macbeth is talked into killing Duncan and starts to show a potentially evil and wicked side of him.
- Act5, scene10
- "why should i play the roman fool and die on mine own sword?"
- This shows Macbeth as still wanting to be a great war hero whilst also killing anyone who got in his way, not as a king would do
- "why should i play the roman fool and die on mine own sword?"
Act2, scene1
- Macbeth sees a "dagger" (supernatural) and goes to kill Duncan.
Act2, scene2
- Macbeth trys to see innocent but also still heroic and so kills the guards to make people think that it was them.
Act3, scene1
- Macbeth manipulates two murders to think that Banquo is there enemy and they go to kill him and his son, Fleaonce.
Act3, scene2
- Macbeth regrets killing all of his subjects as they now can sleep but hes filled with guilt.
Act3, scene4
- Macbeth starts to show guilt and halucinates Banquos ghost at his banquet.
Act1, scene3
- "If chance will have me king, then chance may crown me"
- Macbeth is seen as a manly nobel and loyal servent, who doesnt want to do anything to get what he wants because he feels it will come in good time.
- "If chance will have me king, then chance may crown me"
Act1, scene3
- "All hail Macbeth, thou' shalt be king here after"
- The witches are starting to change his heroic bravery in to mystery, as he will now want to be king right away, rather than waiting until "chance".
- "All hail Macbeth, thou' shalt be king here after"
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