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Macbeth is a truly tragic figure because we see a great man brought down by one great weakness. Discuss.
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Macbeth is a truly tragic figure because we see a great man brought down by one great weakness. Discuss William Shakespeare wrote four great tragedies, the last of which was written in 1606 and titled Macbeth. This Shakespearean classic centralizes around a "tragic hero", as considered by critics for the audience sympathizes with Macbeth despite his actions which indicate the contrary. Macbeth is about the fall from grace of a brave, noble and gallant man who consuming ambition is fueled by others. Prior to his fall Macbeth is a great man. "Worthy", "brave", and "noble" are but a few examples by which Macbeth is initially described, giving the audience an impression of a highly respected and honoured man destined for great things. Through his tireless services to king and country (as exampled in the battle against Macdonwald) Macbeth is universally showered with "golden opinions" especially by the king and in all...
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