The bargain of the self-effacing individual is that if he is a good, loving, noble person who shuns pride and does not seek private gain or glory, he will be treated by fate and by other people. In the case of Macbeth, his fate is different. Macbeth is a person who’s arrogant and violent. He violates his own bargain. He is so full of fear and self hate. Macbeth is an ambitious man who wants more that what he can have. In the play, Macbeths conflict is seen by the three witches. Macbeth wants to be king, but he sees no good way to get to the throne. Wanting to kill Duncan, thinking of what he believes, he starts to get horrified and has a anxiety attack. Finding out that Duncan names Malcolm his successor, Macbeth wants to crown himself at all
