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Macbeth suffers a terrible downfall - Who is to blame? is it all his fault? is he truly evil?
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Macbeth suffers a terrible downfall. Who isto blame?is it all his fault? Is he truly evil? In the play"Macbeth", Macbeth suffers a terrible downfall. At the begining of the play he is fearless and brave he doesn't have a care in the world but by the end he has become corrupted and a fearful, tretorous man. At first we don't see Macbeth we only hear about him all we know at the begining is that he is in battle fighting the norwegians and alongside him is Banquo his dearest friend. The king discribes him as "Brave Macbeth" for his fighting shows he is brave as well as fearless so later in the play for this he is rewarded Thane of Glamis. Along the way homewe hear about the 3 witches or as Macbeth calls them "The Instruments Of Darkness", Macbeth and Banquorun into them and they give Macbeth 3 predictions which are 1)He...
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