Macbeth was a great ambitious leader. In many ways he could be compared to Hitler, they both were willing to do anything to get themselves in a position of power. When one is formidable in gaining power by the force of evil or by the use of violence, there's no stopping this one from what he goes to try and do. It’s what William Shakspere tried to indicate that being formidable can never make a person smart and it can’t provide happiness to 1 person.
Throughout the time of playwright, the time of the Renaissance, many dukes, lords, thanes, monarch, and commoners were formidable in gaining power. When Macbeth says, “Prithee, peace: I dare do all that may become a man; who dares do more is none.” (1.7.50-52) When Macbeth tries to insist
Throughout the time of playwright, the time of the Renaissance, many dukes, lords, thanes, monarch, and commoners were formidable in gaining power. When Macbeth says, “Prithee, peace: I dare do all that may become a man; who dares do more is none.” (1.7.50-52) When Macbeth tries to insist