The impacts of these thoughts would demise his integrity as he has become less trustworthy in the eyes of Banquo. Through this scene, his fate, according to the witches, is to become the King of Scotland and overthrow the King Duncan. Upon speaking with Lady Macbeth, glimpses of Macbeth’s great integrity is seen again when he avoids his wife’s persuasion to kill Duncan as they “will speak further”. This exemplifies Macbeth’s great integrity still exists but he is open to the idea of becoming king. Meanwhile his fate, predetermined by the witches, has caused his integrity to be questioned. At this point, it can be inferred that Macbeth will overthrow the king through plausible means. In this initial section, Macbeth’s initially great integrity has developed into one that has been questioned because of his developing fate and fortune, his becoming king, his free-will in his methods in eliminating King
The impacts of these thoughts would demise his integrity as he has become less trustworthy in the eyes of Banquo. Through this scene, his fate, according to the witches, is to become the King of Scotland and overthrow the King Duncan. Upon speaking with Lady Macbeth, glimpses of Macbeth’s great integrity is seen again when he avoids his wife’s persuasion to kill Duncan as they “will speak further”. This exemplifies Macbeth’s great integrity still exists but he is open to the idea of becoming king. Meanwhile his fate, predetermined by the witches, has caused his integrity to be questioned. At this point, it can be inferred that Macbeth will overthrow the king through plausible means. In this initial section, Macbeth’s initially great integrity has developed into one that has been questioned because of his developing fate and fortune, his becoming king, his free-will in his methods in eliminating King