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THEMES IN MACBETH
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THEMES IN MACBETH
POWER/AMBITION
- Macbeth
- Has the ambition to become/stay king by any means necessary.
- Has power when he becomes king.
- Lady Macbeth
- Has the ambition to become Queen by any means necessary.
- Has power over Macbeth in the first few scenes as she tells him to kill King Duncan.
- Has power when she becomes Queen.
- Macduff
- Has the ambition to kill Macbeth after he kills his family.
- Has the ambition to stick to the divine right of kings.
- Three Witches
- Have the power to tell the future.
- Macbeth
GUILT
- Macbeth
- Feels guilty about killing Banquo.
- Feels guilty about having thoughts about killing King Duncan.
- Feels guilty after killing King Duncan
- Lady Macbeth
- Feels guilty about killing King Duncan.
- Macduff
- Feels guilty about not being around his family to protect them when they were murdered.
- Feels guilty about not being able to defend King Duncan when he was murdered.
- Macbeth
SUPERNATURAL
- Three Witches
- They can tell the future.
- Macbeth
- Sees dagger floating in front of him when he goes to kill King Duncan.
- Sees Banquo's ghost at banquet.
- Lady Macbeth
- Calls upon spirits to make her cruel and without remorse.
- Three Witches
LOYALTY
- Macbeth
- Macbeth is at first loyal to King Duncan.
- Soon turns against King Duncan for personal ambitions.
- Doesn't stay loyal to divine right of kings.
- Lady Macbeth
- Doesn't stay loyal to King Duncan.
- Doesn't stay loyal to divine right of kings.
- Doesn't stay loyal to the stereotype of a Jacobean woman.
- Macduff
- Stays loyal to divine right of kings,
- Stays loyal to King Duncan.
- Isn't loyal towards Macbeth.
- Banquo
- Stays loyal to King Duncan.
- Doubts Macbeth but still stays loyal to him as King.
- Malcolm
- Doesn't stay loyal to the people and flees to England.
- Returns to Scotland and becomes loyal to the people again.
- Donalbain
- Doesn't stay loyal to the people and flees to Ireland.
- He never returns to Scotland.
- Macbeth
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- Mindmap am THEMES IN MACBETH, erstellt von Thomas Quinsey am 20/05/2017.
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