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Position:Home>Theater & Acting> Macbeth's downfall?Question: Macbeth's downfall!? Macbeth is the only one that is responsible for his own downfall!. He had a right to choose anything!. To choose the way his life was going to be!. And he chose to do bad things, which in the end let him to his downfall!.
what would be a good conclusion paragraph!?Www@QuestionHome@Com Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: if you are trying to write a paragraph that one isnt very strong!.!.!. Being responsible for his downfall, Macbeth had the right to choose the way his life was going!. He choose bad things (give examples) which led to his entire downfall!. Macbeth had might not have had a downfall if he didn't (give examples)!. In the end, Macbeth caused his own downfall which could have been prevented but he made several mistakes!. I hope this helps you!. I dont really remember the macbeth story very much or i would've given you some examples are u from mv cuz we did that too!.!.!.!.!.!.j/kWww@QuestionHome@Com Macbeth's downfall is a little more complex then that,!. First Macbeth murdered his King and in the time of Shakespeare Kings ruled by "divine right' which meant they were God's chosen, they ruled on Earth in God's place!. So by murdering Duncan, Macbeth betrayed his friend, committed treason and sinned against God by perverting His will!. After wards Macbeth became a despot and bad ruler!. Proof that he was an inferior to Duncan!. You can actually argue that he had no free choice -that his fate was sealed when it was prophesied that he would rule until forest come to his castle (Mac duff's army hid themselves with the branches of the forest) and he could not be killed by any man born of woman!. It gave Macbeth a false hope until he found out that Mac duff was born of woman because he was delivered by a C section from the body of his dead mother (he was then born of a corpse) In Shakespeare's time Macbeth's death was an act of divine retribution!. And one does not have free choice when confronted by the hand of God!.Www@QuestionHome@Com It was actually his "conscience" that was his downfall!. He underestimated how "guilty" he would feel about the bad things he did, and the "ghost of his conscience" haunted him, and made him feel so terrible, that his "guilty conscience" contributed to his downfall!.Www@QuestionHome@Com i cannot help you much but you should mention that he is a tragic hero, english teachers love itWww@QuestionHome@Com jgrfjbgdvbwskfgdsk gndfWww@QuestionHome@Com hjmmujvgmmcvmWww@QuestionHome@Com |