Macbeth's plan for gaining kingship right from the beginning was evil in nature. He figured the only way he would become king was to kill Duncan, the present King of Scotland. This was a very egotistic move by Macbeth. He was going to kill the king of his own country for his own sake. The deed he committed eventually led to his wife's insanity, and his own loss of power. Before he became k

ing, he was granted Thane of Glamis, and he already was the Thane of Cawdor. He could not just settle with what he had. He was power hungry and over ambitious.

Lady Macbeth suffered different consequences from her immoral actions. She generated the idea of killing Duncan to get what they both desired. She pushes and pushes Macbeth into doing the deed. Throughout the events of the play, she goes from being Macbeths' right wing, to a mere woman, who was not able to provide any help to Macbeth. She becomes ridden with guilt, and the final result is insanity. She is constantly trying to wipe off the blood of Duncan, which she got on her hands, even when she is asleep. She keeps reliving the events that took place the night of the murder. She was not able to kill Duncan, because she said that Duncan looked like her father while he slept, and that she would not

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