😊 Macbeths tragic flaw. Macbeth's Tragic Flaws by Tina Kang on Prezi
What Is Macbeth's Flaw. When the witches first prophesy that macbeth might take the throne, his fearful reaction shows that he has already been thinking about. Web macbeth's tragic flaw is his ambition to become king.
😊 Macbeths tragic flaw. Macbeth's Tragic Flaws by Tina Kang on Prezi
For most who consider this question, it is his ambition, for others it is his want of power. This is looked at by other nobles as and honorable deed. Web macbeth is not only a tragic hero (tragic figure), but a great example of one. A tragic hero brings about his/her own downfall because of a tragic flaw or flaws. This quote from the play explains how macbeth seems like he is a hero at the beginning of the play, but farther in the play it starts to show how dangerous he can be and how he is a tragic hero. With the bloody route he had made for himself, his fall from power became inevitable. Web macbeth has many tragic flaws that we see throughout the play such as, his vaulting ambition and his overreliance on his wife. However, a number of factors lead him to choose a path of killing and murders. He can recognize the downsides of ambition in others, but is unable to stop his own downward spiral. Sargeant from battle is informing duncan about macbeth's valor in battle (brandish'd steel) fair is foul and foul is fair.
Macbeth was originally a good and brave general and subject of duncan, the king of scotland. However, a number of factors lead him to choose a path of killing and murders. After the murder, however, her powerful personality begins to disintegrate, leaving macbeth. One of macbeth’s fatal flaws is his ambition. With the bloody route he had made for himself, his fall from power became inevitable. It takes lady macbeth’s steely sense of purpose to push him into the deed. Then along came those pesky witches. Excessive pride, ambition, believing the witches, easily persuaded. Web macbeth's tragic flaw is his ambition to become king. The play opens with macbeth, a popular noble who quells a military coup against the king of scotland by a scottish nobleman, macdonwald. Macbeth was originally a good and brave general and subject of duncan, the king of scotland.
