At the beginning of Macbeth, Shakespeare portrays Macbeth to be a loyal and honorable person. His reputation is rapidly growing with the news of his good deeds at war. Nevertheless, his character is changed by the influence of several factors. We see this as the play progresses when motivation to succeed overpowers one and others are able to easily influence one to take wrongful actions to achieve a goal. As the story continues, Macbeth soon becomes a tyrant leader who is willing to murder anyone
Macbeth: Who led to his downfall? Priya Does the path of greed and voracity lead to a man’s downfall? If so, who does this greediness come from? William Shakespeare’s famous Macbeth presents a character who first, misunderstands a prophecy and is confused. But after being influenced by his controlling, malevolent wife, Lady Macbeth, Macbeth turns from a moral captain to a lord driven by avarice for the throne. With the quality of conflict, all three women, the witches, Lady Macbeth, and Lady Macduff