Macbeth's Strengths and Weaknesses

Macbeth by William Shakespeare portrays the major characters of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. They are both wannabe and are yearning for power. In the beginning of Act One, Shakespeare deliver Macbeth as a brave and honorable general who avowedly admiration from every maven around him including the king of Scotland, Duncan when he triumphantly thwarted the rebel MacDonwald. Macbeth is a good friend and loyal intimate to Duncan. Macbeth is at tragic hero because unlike Shakespeares other self-coloured caboodle Macbeth is not all unworthy. He is consumed by his evil rivalry and guilt for the fundament of Scotland that he will go to some(prenominal) measures necessary to achieve it. Macbeths character is very cunning and witty. He is smart enough to understand that Duncan is very kind and naïve and he takes advantage of the fact that he could easily bolt down him. The pressures from his wife Lady Macbeth and the witches make him eager to kill Duncan, even so most importantly it is his overwhelming ambition for power that makes him a weak character.         Throughout the first act the character of Macbeth is developed, in which Macbeths strengths were ambition, courage, and honor. His use of these strengths and loyalty to King Duncan earned him the title of Thane of Cawdor.

after the murder of Banquo, however, his large amount of pride and ambition observe up his morals and faltered his heroic image, leading to the backfiring of the strengths that he erstwhile had, which afterward became his weaknesses. When Macbeth was visited by the three witches, his su perstitious nature was brought out, do him ! to consecrate them and their prediction that he will rise to the throne if he kills Duncan. He wasnt satisfied with his position as the Thane of Cawdor. This is one of Macbeths weaknesses because he has no... If you want to get a full essay, vow it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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