Most Responsible For Macbeth's Tragedy

Lady Macbeth is a very complex character; she has a way to manipulate people in order to come to hold whatever she wants. The play starts off with Macbeth hearing his future by three witches, and he proceeds to write a letter to Lady Macbeth telling her what the three witches have told him. Upon reading this letter, Lady Macbeth immediately starts thinking about killing King Duncan so that Macbeth may become king. “Glamis thou art, and Cawdor, and shalt be what thou art is promise. Yet I do fear thy nature. It is too full o’ the milk of human kindness o

At the start of the play, Lady Macbeth was “in control” of Macbeth. He listened to her and done everything Lady Macbeth told him to do to prove of himself to her. Although Macbeth was then the King of Scotland, he was not always the king. The way he actually became king was because of Lady Macbeth. She came up with an evil plan to murder the original king was named Duncan. Macbeth was against this plan at first: “We will not proceed no further in this business” (1.7.31). Then, after Lady Macbeth used her controlling ways, he changed his mind. Lady Macbeth questioned Macbeth’s manhood (1.7.35-44). Macbeth felt as

The second reason for Macbeth feeling the need to kill Duncan was his wife. Macbeth had sent a letter home to his wife entailing the encounter with the witches. Lady Macbeth later pushed across the idea of killing Duncan so that Macbeth could be king. “He who is coming must be provided for; so you will put me in charge of this night’s business, which will bring royal power and mastery to us alone for all the rest of our nights and

Macbeth, despite influences of the witches and Lady Macbeth, is responsible for his downfall. The witches are not fully to blame but do play a part in Macbeth's tragedy. In William Shakespeare’s play "Macbeth", Macbeth is a hero who soon destroys himself by his own wicked and selfish ambitions. To a certain degree, the witches can be blamed for the tragedy, although the blame can easily fall amongst Macbeth’s ambitious nature, and Lady Macbeth’s manipulation. Overall, the witches play an important role in the tragedy, but the blame cannot be purely placed on the witches as there are the other factors involved in the play, causing the tragic ending.

Macbeth’s lust for power would lay the foundation for his own self destruction. Macbeth’s encounter with witches was the start of this bane. If it were not for the three witches Macbeth met in the woods, then he would have never known that he was suppose to be king in the first place. These witches were one of the three reasons Macbeth would be known for his infamous and abominable reign. His own wife, Lady Macbeth, would be another reason they were both so detested; Lady Macbeth was the reason Macbeth even saw in the first place that he truly wanted to be king. When Lady Macbeth finds out that Macbeth is destined to be king, she is determined to make this happen as soon as possible. She convinces Macbeth that if he were to murder the current King Duncan, he would be king and she would be queen immediately. Finally, the capital reason that Macbeth would follow the path of evil, his own self. Before the witches even gave Macbeth his prophecy to become king, he was

The blame for the tragedy of Macbeth must be apportioned between the three witches, Lady Macbeth and Macbeth himself.

But despite Macbeth’s desire to take the throne, he does not want to kill Duncan. What pushes Macbeth over the edge is Lady Macbeth. She tells Macbeth to follow his ambitions and kill Duncan. She says that murdering Duncan is not a sin, and that it is all worth it for the crown. These words from Lady Macbeth’s mouth are what made Macbeth decide to follow through and commit murder. “I am settled and bend up each corporal agent to this terrible feat.” (1.7.92-93). Macbeth will do the act, but he is very reluctant to do so. In conclusion, Macbeth’s ambitions and his loyalty towards Lady Macbeth are huge factors for why Macbeth was torn, and why he decided to kill Duncan.

In the first five acts of William Shakespeare's play Macbeth the audience witnesses the brutal murders of a majority of the characters. The characters in the play who are guilty of causing a majority of these murders are the three witches. It is the witches who first give Macbeth the idea to kill Duncan and Banquo. The audience also discovers that the witches are not supposed to give out these half prophecies that cause the murders. Finally, it is the witches who are entirely responsible for pushing Macbeth to the point of killing all of Macduff’s family.

In this story you can't really blame one sole person for the downfall of Macbeth. The three people that you can blame are the witches, lady Macbeth and Macbeth himself. The first person to blame would be, the three witches. The reasoning behind that, is because they are the ones to put the thought into Macbeth to do what he did.

     Later on (Act 1 Scene 7) Macbeth started to have some serious doubts about the dreadful deed he was planning. He still very much wanted to be King, but his conscience was getting in the way of his "vaulting ambition". However, his wife managed to reassure him that all will be well, and he weakly submits. Nevertheless, it is absurd to suggest that Lady Macbeth was responsible for Macbeth’s decision to kill the King. If Macbeth had not wanted to kill the King, he wouldn’t have, regardless of any amount of bullying from his wife. He knows that he really wants to kill Duncan, it was his initial thought when he first encountered the witches. However, he didn’t like to think he was capable of such atrocities.

Who is to blame for the downfall of Macbeth Macbeth, despite multiple influences from both the witches and Lady Macbeth, is mainly responsible for his downfall in Shakespeare’s Macbeth. In Shakespeare’s play Macbeth, Macbeth is seen as a tragic hero who destroys himself because of his own self-centred and vile goals. At the beginning of the play, Macbeth is shown as a noble hero hailing from Scotland who has recently won a great war. Throughout the play, Macbeth can be seen becoming a king of tyranny who will not hesitate to murder anybody who obstructs his goals.

Macdeath You probably don't know who was most responsible for the tragic events that occur in the play. Well you’re in luck, I’m going to show you who is responsible for all the tragic events that occur. I believe that Macbeth is the cause of all the tragic events that occur in the play. Macbeth causes the first tragic event in this play, which is the murder of King Duncan.

MACBETH I am settled and bend up Each corporal agent to this terrible feat. Away, and mock the time with fairest show.

In this story, the two Macbeths are pretty strange. Macbeth at first was a brave, noble, and savage warrior. But when he ran into the three witch sisters and they predicted that he would be king, he started to get anxious. He couldn’t wait to be king any longer so he started having these thoughts to kill the king. While he was so eager for the deed, he couldn’t get himself to do it. And that’s where lady Macbeth comes in.

In addition to becoming king, Macbeth is also told to be aware of the Thane of Fife. The way that Macbeth interpreted this prophecy was that Macduff, the Thane of Fife, was going to figure out that is was in fact Macbeth who killed Duncan, not the two chamberlains. This caused Macbeth to grow extremely paranoid. Eventually, Macbeth’s paranoia became too much for him to bear on his own so he turned to the servants in the Thane’s castles and hired them as spies.