Macbeth analysis
... In Macbeth’s case, he was doubtful at first, which was typical. ... Throughout the text, Macbeth and Lady Macbeth’s thirst for power eventually lead them into disastrous results and insanity. Macbeth is a well respectable man who helped brought victory to the Scots in the war against the Norwegians. ... “All hail, Macbeth! ... ” After hearing that, Macbeth got egotistical and thought of killing Duncan so he can rise to be king. ... Was it because Lady Macbeth wanted it so bad that he wanted to please her? ... As soon as Lady Macbeth hears about the witches’ prophecy, Duncan’s life will be doomed. However, in Act I, scene vii, Macbeth debates whether he should kill Duncan for there is no reason to kill the king other than his own ambition and the power he craves, which is selfish.