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Is the death of King Duncan the fault of Lady Macbeth or Macbeth? Sometimes the answer is simpler than it seems. There are a few reasons that show that Macbeth is the one at fault, not Lady Macbeth. Macbeth is weak and let his wife and some witches go against his conscience. Macbeth couldn’t deny what his wife wanted. Some could put the blame upon Lady Macbeth for badgering Macbeth about it so much, but if Macbeth didn’t let her get in his head then King Duncan wouldn’t have died. “Art thou…

Act I doesn’t address individuality well because Thomas and Jennet’s concerns are pushed to the side and the less important aspects of their situation are highlighted instead. Thomas struggles with depression, which can be shown in the quote, “Flesh weighs like a thousand years, and every morning wakes heavier for an intake of uproariously comical dreams which smell of henbane (p. 10).” Even though Thomas’s signs of depression are recognizable, the people in the room with him are more concerned…

to be entangled in them, however power over others can remedy being trapped. Power can lead to destruction. Macbeth is feeling pressure from the witches to complete their prophecies as well as his own desires. Macbeth is also feeling pressure from Lady Macbeth because she wants power. In order to escape other’s pressures, Macbeth seeks to have power over them. Macbeth’s people perpetuated his desires and hatred, which developed into mental instability. Macbeth’s first encounter of significance…

Portrayed as repulsive and bearded hags, the three witches play a significant role in Shakespeare’s Macbeth. One tends to take for granted the context and audience in which this piece was created for, ergo the aura the witches brought to 1600’s English society. Presently, the persona of witches are far away fairy tales. By having witches in his play, one would assume that he was risking his success, which is truth to some extent. In fact, Shakespeare needed characters so bluntly vile to create…

The three weird sisters play a big role in Macbeth they are the main reason for all of the caiuas that has happened. Their impact on Macbeth leads to a tragic downfall and a ironic climax. The three witches cause mischiefs and are the most dangerous characters in the play. They are very convincing, but only a foul like Macbeth would fall for their prophesies. Their prophecies foreshadow future events, Which lead to Macbeth's unfortunate destiny. Macbeth started out as a faithful man…

In “The Landlady”, Billy Weaver is lured into a seemingly normal bed and breakfast by an old lady who, despite her gentle and unthreatening appearance, wants to kill him. It is a story about how those with cruel intent may take advantage of those who are innocent and naive. Although the book and the movie can be arguably similar if generalized, there are many differences that may change the way a reader/viewer may grasp the concept of the story. Since a movie and book cannot be exactly the…

in the throne. Lady Macbeth is such a weak character throughout the play. Instead of Lady Macbeth being the strong, supportive character to her husband, Macbeth, she ends up lacking the power to kill Duncan and keep her guilt to herself. Since she couldn’t keep her guilt a secret, it leads to her untimely death when she kills herself. Even though Lady Macbeth seemed controlling and stronger in the beginning, she suddenly fell into her weak-minded self in the end. Lady Macbeth…

In the beginning of the play, Macbeth states “If chance will have me king, why, chance may crown me, without my stir,” (1.3.157-159). Throughout the play, Macbeth, by WIlliam Shakespeare, a struggle for power is carried out between several different characters. One particular character, Macbeth, drastically changes his viewpoint on attaining power as the play progresses. As stated in the quote above, Macbeth originally just wanted to let fate determine his position in life. However, overtime,…

and imprisoned, fairy-like Lady. The interior where she is embowered is “silent” and immovable, whereas the world outside hums along in a busy and cheerful way. The placement of the great city of Camelot by the river emphasizes the progress, purposefulness, and ever-present sense of movement and vitality of the men and women outside of the tower, in stark contrast to the Lady of Shalott. The fact that there exists a connection between the inhabitants of Camelot and the Lady but that it is…

Because of the witches prophecies and the power of guilt, Macbeth sees and hears unnatural acts and concludes his end by going insane and crazy. Times in the play, Macbeth sees some unnatural events happen around him when he’s hunting to what he’s done to Duncan.When Macbeth was walking through the castle, he saw a dagger pointing the handle towards him and questions it by saying “is this a dagger which i see before me” (2.1.44) and tries to grasp it but can’t. This quote helps me prove…