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Ambition

Mind map: ambition in Macbeth
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Ambition
Is the fatal of Macbeth
- Is the main cause of his downfall
- What motivates him to carry out the terrible murders
- Shows ambition can be dangerous because it can be easily spiral out of control
- What motivates him to carry out the terrible murders
- Once he starts murdering, can't stop
- Not satisfied when he becomes king
- Wants more
- Beginning of his downfall and his ambition going out of control
- Has to become more selfish and ruthless to fuel his lust for power
- Wants more
- Not satisfied when he becomes king
- Is the main cause of his downfall
At the beginning of the play, described as noble
- Ambition is what pushes him to murdering Duncan
- Shows that he acts on his morals
- Ambition is what pushes him to murdering Duncan
Ambition can be good and bad
- Duncan's son Malcolm and the Thane of Fife Macduff are ambitious for their country
- Malcolm doesn't want to be king so that be can be power
- Wants to free Scotlands suffering
- Asking for the help of England for the good of Scotland
- Wants to free Scotlands suffering
- Malcolm doesn't want to be king so that be can be power
- Duncan's son Malcolm and the Thane of Fife Macduff are ambitious for their country
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