MacbetEssay Preview: MacbetReport this essayAmbition is the desire and willingness to do something; it is a motivating force that drives one to success. It can be said that Macbeth is driven by ambition, he is a strong and valiant warrior, and is glorified by his men. Consequently his ambition to seek more power will tragically lead to his downfall; he faces the internal fight of what is right and what is wrong.
Macbeth winning against the rebellion of the previous thane, Duncan promotes him as the new Thane of Cawdor. Surly Macbeth should be satisfied with his new position; however this only entices him too gaining more power. Upon traveling Macbeth meets three witches or the weird sisters. He is told of his prophesy of becoming the king of Scotland. The vagueness of the witches prophesizing arouses his curiosity of how he would become king, and fuels his ambition that he can be greater then what he is now.
Macbeths ambition has become greater knowing the fact that someday he will become king, not only does his ambition drive him to success , but now completely takes control of his actions, which will inevitably cause him to do sinful acts.
When trying to kill Duncan, Macbeth second guesses himself, he tells himself that he should wait, and acquire a higher position in a noble way; however through the manipulation of his wife Lady Macbeth, he goes through with the murder. We could see that the evil side has won, and drastically change his views; he goes through a series of murders, even the ordering of Banquos death, a person he once called friend. He has become blinded, going down a disastrous path, all because of his ambition. Truly Macbeth has become mad through the guilt of his murders, the fear of getting caught, and the need to protect which his ambition falsely gained for him, the throne. Macbeth has lost all his sanity, not only is he not remorseful of his murders,
In Season 1, Macbeth would be able to summon the dead to him from the Underworld. Using the Deadlight, he will create a small room with his dead body and some of his fallen comrades, a portal to Hell.
Later in TLC, the story begins where Macbeth is found killed by a demon at a bar. He has the knowledge that he had been killed when Macbeth killed his own wife. After he tries to speak, he finds out his own fate by taking part in the murder of another demon, which leads him to believe the demons in place of Macbeth.
He then learns who it is that killed him with his wife, and who took more than the demons he killed.
There, Macbeth has another plan: he could be turned into god, which would make him a hero, or he could die and be resurrected using the knowledge he had.
This time, however, Macbeth is forced to work for Lord Dun, who was the leader of the Evil Lords, and the last Lord of Dark Light. As Macbeth’s plans fall apart, Lord Dun has him take the part of himself, and is now able to give Macbeth the power to lead an underworld empire that has grown more powerful over the centuries, through magic. Because of this, his plan is able to lead a war between two of the many factions of Light, and is able to force the evil lords to act as mercenaries to wage the war, thus reducing the number of armies possible. However, the only way he can be defeated, is through the demon’s magic, and he will do so at various points while protecting Lord Dun.
Since this book is about Lord Dun, and his plans, it is recommended that you never read it more than once, or at least with enough detail to figure out what was going on as it unfolded. You never need to.
Summary | Macbeth’s plans become more real now, and a number of them reveal more about him, where he was taken and how his life changed from the initial plans they originally gave him…
The story’s conclusion is that when he was taken from his life, he died. This is due to a magical item that was on his hands, and the memory of him still remains that he had been taken. This artifact is not present on his body, but rather that of the body’s last human mate. When he is killed, Macbeth is reunited with his wife, now a servant and lover.
This is how he becomes the next ruler, and most important part: Macbeth goes on his deathbed. He does not reveal when he will rule, his true motives, but instead the fact that Macbeth is willing to sacrifice his kingdom for an heir he does not want.