Macbeth was a powerful tragedy written by William Shakespeare. At the beginning of the play, Macbeth is the loyal and secluded husband of Lady Macbeth. As the play proceeds, he becomes more anger-driven, vocal, and seeks only to be the dominant ruler of the kingdom. Through his constant search for power and authority, he makes multiple sinister decisions, beginning with the decision he made under Lady Macbeth’s influence.
Morality within the play does not seem to change between the characters, but it plays a key role when every character’s morals are different. Lady Macbeth shows to have a different set of morals than her husband, Macbeth, has. Lady Macbeth orders Macbeth, whom has never done anything wrong or sinful, to kill King Duncan so
Morality within the play does not seem to change between the characters, but it plays a key role when every character’s morals are different. Lady Macbeth shows to have a different set of morals than her husband, Macbeth, has. Lady Macbeth orders Macbeth, whom has never done anything wrong or sinful, to kill King Duncan so