macbeth
In William Shakespeare's Macbeth, the title character's decisions lead to his downfall. After he meets the witches, he makes the noble decision not to kill Duncan to become the King. Later in the play, he makes tragic decisions to kill not once but many times. As the play progresses, all of Scotland views Macbeth as a tyrant. Hence, Macbeth proves himself to be a dynamic character (C.I.). Initially, Macbeth is a honorable man, worthy of admiration (T.S.). Macbeth makes many honorable decisions and is called by the captain "For Brave Macbeth-well he deserves that name"(I, ii, 16). The King thinks very highly of Macbeth as he calls him "noble Macbeth"(I, iii, 67). Macbeth regrets thinking about killing Duncan. Lady Macbeth loves her husband and kno
Macbeth is a dynamic character. He changes from a noble man to a tyrant throughout the play. Shakespeare fulfills the characterization of Macbeth as a dynamic character. He shows how a character can change from good to bad in the play. Macbeth's decisions cause his own downfall. Then, Macbeth's guilt grows (T.S.). His greed to become King grows also. He explains, "False face must hide what the false heart doth know"(I, vii, 82). Macbeth knows that he must hide these feelings to kill Duncan and become King. As Macbeth hides these feelings of guilt, he starts to see crazy things. He says, "Is this a dagger which I see before me"(II, I, 33) showing that he has much guilt upon his head. After Macbeth kills Duncan he realizes that he has "torture of the mind"(III, ii, 21). W
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