MacBeth Tragic Hero
... Glamis, Thane of Cawdor and will be king in lines 47-49. They also tell Banquo that his sons will be king. Later in the play MacBeth goes to the witch’s again and he asked them to call the sprits (apparitions). When the first appears it tells him to beware of Macduff, the second one appears and tells him that no man born of woman can harm him, the third one tells him that he will never be defeated until the forest uproots itself and marches toward the castle (lines 71-90). As time goes on MacBeth begins to rely on the things the witch’s tell him and believes that nobody or anything can harm him. Lady MacBeth makes you believe that she is a sweet, innocent person but that image quickly changes. Lady MacBeth puts MacBeth up to killing King Duncan and once she does the killing doesn’t stop. In lines 39-54 Lady MacBeth reveals how evil and mean she wants to become. When Lady MacBeth has MacBeth kill King Duncan he really doesn’t want to but does it anyway. MacBeth then can’t smear the blood on the guard so Lady MacBeth does it. When Lady MacBeth does that it tells me that she is very evil and MacBeth isn’t but that soon changes. MacBeth’s ambitions to be king leads him to do many things and to kill many people. Once Lady MacBeth makes him kill King Duncan he does stop killing, he feels that...