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Macbeth s Internal Desires
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Throughout Shakespeare’s play, Macbeth is constantly confronted by reckless and encouraging advice by the three witches and Lady Macbeth. Macbeth’s reactions at these moments suggest that his desires and wishes are finally being voiced to him, and that he is content in trusting the advisers. Although it seems that the witches and Lady Macbeth are giving Macbeth these ideas, they are, however, simply voicing the thoughts that have been preoccupying him for some time. In putting into words Macbeth’s deepest desires, the witches and Lady Macbeth have simply exhorted and confirmed the necessity of his illegitimate obtainment of power.
As a prominent Lord, subordinate to the King in the Scottish government, Macbeth would naturally strive to increase his power in Scotland. Therefore, when the witches honor Macbeth as the future King, he is not shocked by this exclamation, but simply confident that his dream is conceivably in reach.
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Title: Macbeth s Internal Desires
Words: 688
Rating: None
Pages: 2.8
submitted by: fuckoff
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