tragedies, all of his tragedies contain an evil villain whom stands out from the rest of the characters. A villain can be defined as a cruelly malicious person. The villain in Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth is Macbeth because he constantly says exceedingly evil and overconfident comments, and talks about what he is going to do before he does it. Macbeth is the villain because he talks ruthlessly about what he is going to do before he does it. Macbeth was originally the thane of glamis, but after the
ultimately manipulating Americans. Similarly, in the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare, Shakespeare portrays many forms of manipulation. Manipulation is not always a bad thing and can be used in a variety of positive ways; but the witches, Lady Macbeth, and Macbeth, all use manipulation in its most evil form convincing others to do their bidding. To start, the three witches use manipulation to toy with Banquo and Macbeth by telling them what they want most. At the beginning of the play,
advancement of Macbeth. It is their prophecies that Macbeth believes; he takes the evil step that brings disaster to him and those around him. The witches and Macbeth meet again in the course of the play to reaffirm him of the events. The role of witches has a certain importance in this play not only as Macbeth prophecy but as his advisors when he begins to question his plan. The witches are the go between super natural and real interacting together. The witches may not actually be forcing Macbeth to do certain
of the female antagonists, Lady Macbeth and Miss Havisham are the true villains because they both instigate the evil plans, but I believe Lady Macbeth is the worst because compared to breaking people’s hearts, the murder of a king is much worse. On the other hand, I do not think Estella is as villainous because if she was raised in better circumstances, she would not be like this. However, I think the audience or reader of the time will think they are all villains because they went against the society’s