Man's greatest desires can lead them to commit the worst type of crimes, which will lead them to their self-destruction In Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are both represented differently, yet show some similarities. Both of the characters want the throne but their determination sets them apart from each other, as the story goes on, Lady Macbeth’s desire for the throne gets stronger and Macbeth’s desire gets weaker.
Macbeth begins to think about the throne, when the witches’ foreshadow that he will be the next king “if chance may have me king, why, chance will crown me, without my stir” (1, 3, 144-145). The witches awaken a secret murderous ambition side to Macbeth. On the other hand Lady Macbeth receives the news via letter
Macbeth begins to think about the throne, when the witches’ foreshadow that he will be the next king “if chance may have me king, why, chance will crown me, without my stir” (1, 3, 144-145). The witches awaken a secret murderous ambition side to Macbeth. On the other hand Lady Macbeth receives the news via letter