Macbeth is greedy for power so he killed King Duncan for his power. “Vaulting ambition, which o’erleaps itself and falls on th’ other (Shakespeare 1.7.27-28).” This quote here is telling you that Macbeth is being overly greedy with wanting to kill Duncan and that’s one reason why he is greedy. What I think of this quote is that Macbeth is not a very nice person at all? A lot of people in this society are super greedy for what they have and what they want to get. …show more content…
Whenever someone takes more than what they need their is always someone that will miss out. “I grant him bloody, luxurious, avaricious, false, deceitful, sudden, malicious, smacking of every sin that has a name (4.3.70-74).” Here’s a different quote and this one talks about how Macbeth is being described as a person or someone that has a little too much evil in the world. People now that have luxurious things are super greedy sometimes or they are just too cocky. I think it was yesterday that a guy went to a elementary school and killed like 4 little kids. I think that is super sad because put yourself in that situation as a parent and you just got a call and you heard that your son/daughter has been killed this morning. In Macbeth image how King Duncan’s will be when he hear’s his dad just