Pride is shown mainly by Macbeth. Pride is something a person is born with and cannot be changed. Before MacBeth murdered the king his pride was more pure. After he kills the king his pride is shattered at first. He doesn't like himself or what he did. He knew that it was evil and wrong. Later on he changes and his pride returns in a different way. He's proud of his power and of the attention he gets now. He's proud that he got away with what he did.

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These two themes develop as things happen or as people influence the character. Macbeth's pride grows when people don't find out about what he did. It boosts his confidence that he got away with it. Then when he begins to kill people you also see his pride and confidence grow and it seems like he can rid the kingdom of everyone who doesn't like him. By the end of the story he has too much pride and is blinded by it and he ends up dying because he was too overconfident. "None of woman born / Shall harm Macbeth" (IV, i, 80-81). This is what the witches told MacBeth. It seems as if MacBeth can't be hurt by anyone and he thinks he's invincible.

f MacBeth and MacDuff. MacBeth shows his wrath when dealing with people who oppose him. After killing the king MacBeth is never relaxed, he's always tense and ready to let his wrath out at anyone who challenges him. MacDuff shows his wrath in a different way. "If thou be'st slain and with no stroke of mine, / My wife and children's ghosts will haunt me still" (IV, v

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