MACBETH

MACBETH

1. END OF THE PLAY

   • Power-hungry
   • Insecure that the throne will be taken away from him.
   • Possessive
   • Liar
   • Sneaky
   • Unloyal
     • Macbeth turned on his friend MacDonald due to the woman in his life, he lost all loyalties.
   • Unloyal
     • Turned of MacDonald - though they were good friends.

2. Thane

   • A Scottish Lord that was given their title and a section of land by the king.

3. MARRIED TO LADY MACBETH

   • Even more power-hungry in comparison to Macbeth
   • Macbeth has plenty of trust in Lady Macbeth. She then uses this to her advantage.
   • Encourages Macbeth to murder Duncan because she is desparate for him to get the Throne.
   • Presents theme of guilt further and the idea of karma.
   • Appears to be superior and more in control in the relationship, making Macbeth seem weak especially because it was a patriarchal country.

4. START OF THE PLAY

   • Brave
   • Doubtful in himelf
   • Ambitious
   • Noble, well respected man
   • Loyal

5. Defeated by Malcolm's army

   • Killed by Macduff
     • Macbeth was tricked by the witches and this can be presented as karma on him for believing every word they said.

6. START OF PLAY

   • Noble and respected man
   • Doubtful in himself
   • Ambitious
   • Brave
   • Loyal

7. Killed By Macduff

8. THEMES PRESENTED

   • Guilt and Karma
   • Contrast between: reality, loyalty and guilt