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Awake, awake! Ring the alarum bell! Murder and treason! 

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This GIF shows a man opening the door and being in total shock. The GIF represents Macduff finding King Duncan’s body in Macbeths Castle, after finding the body he tells people to wake up and ring the alarm bell indicating something horrific happened. This ties into the theme ambition because it shows what Macbeth will do for power.

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A man sweating profusely due to him hiding the truth

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Banquo: I dreamt last night of the weïrd sister; to you they show some truth.                                                                   Macbeth: I Think not of them .

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Banquo: I dreamt last night of the weïrd sister; to you they show some truth.                                                                   Macbeth: I Think not of them .

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Macbeth is fully denying the fact that he had been think of them. I have used this gif to show Macbeth lying to one of his closest friends. Due to the fact that the only think on his mind is the the weird sister. This conversation Is a sign of the theme ambition because Macbeth is willing to lie to his closest friend.

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Sweating Nervous GIF - Sweating Nervous Wreck - Discover & Share GIFs

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Lady Macbeth and Macbeth after the murder of Duncan. 

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Lady Macbeth and Macbeth after the murder of Duncan. 

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Lady Macbeth: reassuring Macbeth

These deeds must not be thought
After these ways; so, it will make us mad."

This quote means that Lady Macbeth's manipulative skills are amazing, she tells Macbeth to calm down and to not act scared, guilty, and to not show fear. She re-assures Macbeth that they wont get caught if he listens to her and just act normal and also to act like their in shocked. It also really shows that Lady Macbeth's ambitions are big. She and Macbeth hide their guilt and do their best not to get caught, so that Macbeth secures the Throne.

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Macbeth: is this a dagger I see before me?” The dagger , with its handle towards Macbeth’s hand and point towards Duncan

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Macbeth: is this a dagger I see before me?” The dagger , with its handle towards Macbeth’s hand and point towards Duncan

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The flouting dagger is a way to show how Macbeth knows what he is about to do. The flouting dagger represents Macbeth ambition. This is also great foreshadowing for what to come. This also is tied to the theme fate for Macbeth prophecies.

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A man looking distraught mimicking MacBeth's mental state 

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Macbeth realizing the heinous deed he has done:

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Macbeth realizing the heinous deed he has done:

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Macbeth is realizing that he has killed the King of Scotland, but the guilt is starting to get to him. He begins to panic and lose his sense of reason and making reckless choices, for example when he brought the daggers with him needing lady MacBeth to dispose of them for him.

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Ross and the Old Man Discuss the Fleeing of Malcolm and Donalbain

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Ross and the Old Man Discuss the Fleeing of Malcolm and Donalbain

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"Malcolm and Donalbain, the king's two sons, Are stol'n away and fled: which puts upon them Suspicions of the deed"

This GIF shows a man being suspicious which represents the suspicion that they are getting. Donalbain and Malcolm's flight after King Duncan’s murder makes people suspicious, as it’s commonly believed that those who run away are guilty. This suspicion makes it easier for Macbeth to take the throne, even though he is the real murderer. In this way, Malcolm and Donalbain’s decision to flee actually helps Macbeth gain power.

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The GIF shows a guy saying that he’s being framed.

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The GIF represents the guards being framed by Lady Macbeth. She does this by placing the bloody dagger that Macbeth used to kill King Duncan. In order for Macbeth to get away from being accused she does this. This relates to the theme ambition because Lady Macbeth shows that she is willing to do anything to get away from being accused.

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MacBeth stabbing the life out those 3 guards:

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MacBeth stabbing the life out those 3 guards:

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Macbeth fakes irrational anger to eliminate the two guards of Duncan before they can respond after the murder. Macbeth admits his murder of the guards because of his intense rage although he first declares "O yet I do repent me of my fury, / That I did kill them" (Act 2, Scene 3). His killing of the guards serves to suppress their innocence and prevents them from revealing the truth about the murder. At first most people believe Macbeth but Macduff doubts him and feels there is something wrong.

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The murder of Duncan causes natural disturbances to hapoen as signs that the universe has fallen out of equilibrium. During Act 2 Scene 4 the dialogue between Ross and an old man features their account of an owl causing the death of a falcon while Duncan's horses resorted to eating each other. In the same way Macbeth eliminated King Duncan even though he possessed smaller strength. The unusual behavior in nature indicates that Scotland has been thrown into disarray because someone was killed.

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This GIF shows a person about to murder someone.

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This GIF represents Macbeth about to murder Duncan in his sleep. Macbeth must do this in order to become king but will soon regret what he has done shortly after he murders Duncan. Before this murder happens Macbeth is questioning himself if he should do this or not. This scene relates to ambition since Macbeth shows what he can do in order to get the crown for himself.