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No. Macbeth is not able to remain as his true identity because at the start of the story, he is very righteous and is set on doing the right thing. Then, as the play progresses and he commits the crimes, he becomes more and more comfortable with it and loses his morality in the process. The Macbeth we see at the start of the play is most likely his true identity.

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Macbeth was not able to maintain an identity that was true to himself because he easily let Lady Macbeth convince him into killing the king. At first he did not want to kill the king, towards the end Lady Macbeth pressured him into doing it.

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Macbeth is not able to maintain a true authentic identity for himself. By the end of the play Macbeth completely loses his identity. He used to pride himself on being a strong fighter, a soldier for his king, and his country. At the end of the play, Macbeth is inevitably killed by Macduff, has murdered his king, and has brought the country to ruin. He has lost his morals, everyone he had cared about, and everyone's respect. Macbeth does not have the same identity by the end of the play.

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No, he isn't able to retain his sense of self. At the start, Macbeth isn't a terrible person, just a soldier doing his duty. Throughout the book, he is corrupted by his thirst for the crown, leading him to do things that he wouldn't do normally, such as killing Duncan, Banquo, and then Macduff's family. His identity is eroded into a bloodthirsty king, with Lady Macbeth helping to feed into his loss of morality. His personality at the start was probably the closest to the real Macbeth, unlike what we saw throughout the rest of the book.

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No, Macbeth is not able to keep an identity that is true to himself because Lady Macbeth constantly torments Macbeth to kill Duncan, which causes him to spiral. As the play continues he because less like the man he was at the beginning.

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Macbeth is inherently good but turned evil. Macbeth did not want to kill the king in the beginning because he felt the need to protect him from harm. Later he is pressured into killing him because of Lady Macbeth not because he wanted to.

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Macbeth is inherently good. He showed his loyalty to his king by fighting a battle for his sake. Macbeth also was very hesitant in killing Duncan because he understood how kind Duncan had been. As far as the reader can tell it was only until he received the prophecy that he began to think about killing the king, and even then he was fairly certain he would do nothing about his ambition. It was further convincing from his wife that finally made Macbeth crack from the pressure being put on him to kill Duncan. This turned him to a path of evil.

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I would consider Macbeth to be inherently good. He had been a seemingly good person, up until the witches told him the prophecy. When the witches spoke to him, he only played with the thought of killing Duncan, but he did not think he would act on it. When his wife enforced the notion that Macbeth should kill Duncan, he still didn't think he would act on the thoughts. By the end of first act Macbeth has a soliloquy listing every reason he has to not kill Duncan. He only chooses to go through with it from his wifes pressure and the power of suggestion from the witches.

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I think Macbeth is governed by fate. The witches tell Macbeth and Banquo what will happen and from there on Macbeth tries to speed up his prophecy. After Macbeth kills Duncan he doesn't intend for Banquo's children to take the throne however it happens regardless because Macbeth is governed by fate.

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I would consider him somewhere in between good and evil. I think that Macbeth is misguided. It is obvious in the beginning that he has good morals and wants to do the right things, but he turns more evil and cold-blooded because he begins to kill for power, even if they had nothing to do with it.

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Macbeth throughout the text wasn't able to maintain an identity that remained true to himself. Towards the story's beginning, Macbeth was loyal to his country and king. He fought valiantly and was set on doing the right thing. But, later on, Macbeth was easily persuaded to kill Duncan by Lady Macbeth. She belittled him by calling him not a man or less than a man and that encouraged Macbeth to kill Duncan. Macbeth needed to prove to her that he was a man.

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I feel that Macbeth is guided by fate. It seems that everything that happened in the play was indeed fate. No matter how hard Macbeth tried to change that fact, he still couldn't change anything. Even with his logic, he could not prevent his killing Duncan,  he could not prevent his dissent into madness, he could not prevent Birnham Wood from coming to Dunsinanne, and he could not prevent Macduff, inevitably, killing him. The prophecy was fulfilled in every way, that appears to be fate.

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Macbeth's strongest trait is his battle strength

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Macbeth's strongest trait is his battle strength

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Macbeth's strongest trait is his battle strength. In the very beginning he wins himself a title and helps win the battle from his prowess. His strength earns him notoriety and is even the reason he was able to meet king Duncan so easily and on good terms. Eventually his uses his strength to kill Duncan. After gaining kingship he held onto his power tightly, and because of his confidence in his skill he doesn't worry about others fighting him. This becomes a flaw when Macbeth uses his strength to hold his title and kill others, and when he fights an unnecessary battle to keep his crown.

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Macbeth is governed by free will. He is only guided in thought by the fate predicted by the witches. Each choice Macbeth makes has his final say in it, and at any point Macbeth could have stepped down or back to prevent the unnecessary death. Macbeth is shown the path that would be called fate by others, but it is he that has to walk it. Before he kills Duncan and even after his mind is bothered by the act, it shows that he could have chosen to be different, but he decided to follow a path made by others.

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Macbeth's heroic qualities change over the course of the story because in the beginning of the play his qualities were reasonable and understandable. However, by the end of the play his actions become more cold-blooded,irrational, and unreasonably brutal

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I would consider Macbeth inherently good. Macbeth was easily moved by Lady Macbeth and the prophecy that the witches told him. In the beginning Macbeth seemed like a good person, fighting for his country and was "loyal" to the king. With what the witches told him and Lady Macbeth encouraging him to kill Duncan, Macbeth was still hesitant about it all. If Macbeth was inherently evil, he would have instantly jumped on to kill the king instead of reconsidering it.

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It is very evident to me that Macbeth is evil. While Macbeth didn't necessarily want to kill Duncan in the beginning, he definitely didn't need to commit all of those other murders, where Lady Macbeth wasn't forcing him to do anything. When he couldn't find Macduff he literally decided to just kill his family, which seems pretty evil to me.

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Macbeth's heroic qualities changed from reasonable and respectable to overpowering and terrifying. He was seen as a respectable warrior in war. But when his mindset began to change those qualities became dangerous.

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Macbeth is governed by fate. He is guided and told what will happen in the future by the witches.

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No. Macbeth is not able to maintain an identity that remains true to himself. He easily let lady macbeth convice him to commit murder. In the start he is big on morals and not doing doing the murder but then he lets himself be manipulated.

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Macbeth's heroic qualities in the beginning of the book were very honorable. They began to change when he thought about killing Duncan to cold blooded and cruel.

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Lady Macbeth has no boundaries between love and sacrifice, she is willing to do anything to get what she desires. She loves Macbeth and wants to fulfill that prophecy, but she will step on every moral to get there. Macbeth at first obviously draws the line at murder but she convinces him its best.

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Almost everything in Macbeth is guided by fate. Even from the start, the witches are revealing what will happen; not what could happen, to Macbeth and Banquo. Even though Macbeth tries to change the prophecy, Everything that was foretold happens anyway: which explains why Macbeth is governed by fate.

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Lady Macbeth and Macbeth have very blurry lines between relationship and sacrifice in their relationship. Macbeth ends up murdering Duncan because Lady Macbeth convinces him to, even though Macbeth did not want to. So, i think that they really do not have any boundaries because of the control Lady Macbeth takes over Macbeth

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Macbeth's strongest trait is his strength and determination. This became a tragic flaw when he set his mind to kill Duncan. His strength allowed for him to do this very easily and his determination let him do this without hesitation.

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I think that Macbeth is governed by a mix of all three. I think this because his bad choices inevitably have consequences, the witches were able to tell him his fate, and I think that the greater power controls the karma he receives.

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Macbeth's strongest trait is his ambition. In the beginning Macbeth's good will and strong ambition helped him win battles and fights. That ambition of his also helped him gain the title of Thane of Cawdor. But, that ambition of his can be a tragic flaw. Macbeth has a strong desire for power and advancement. Due to him being persuaded and his strong ambition, he was able to do what needed to be done to get such power and advancement at the time. Macbeth wasn't able to accept the fact that Banquo's descendants would become kings after Macbeth, so he set out to get Banquo and Fleance killed. Without his ambition he wouldn't be able to carry out his evil deeds.

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No in the play Macbeth Macbeth's views and action are constantly being changed throughout. the first change could be observed after the prophecy contemplating killing the king. he slowly lost his loyalty to and with a incentive of lady macbeth he killed the king. furthering his loss of identity was the killing of banquo. he lost his true self by betraying his integrity. he follows others or and falls to cowardice ignoring his moral form before.

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macbeth and lady macbeth don't have any boundaries. 

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macbeth and lady macbeth don't have any boundaries. 

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Macbeth and lady macbeth definitely dont have any boundaries when it comes to love and sacrifice. Lady Macbeth even makes the strange decision to tell macbeth her plan to kill duncan while they are having sex. When it comes to sacrifice, even when lady macbeth dies, Macbeth says he doesn't have the time to mourn, and doesn't seem to care that much.

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I think Macbeth is guided more by free will than fate. Yes, Macbeth was fated to be king, but he was the one that decided to kill Duncan of his own free will. He didn't need to kill the king, but he chose to. His fate may be predetermined, but Macbeth has the power to reach his destiny.

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Macbeth's heroes qualities have changed in the sense that they have completely disapeared. He went from being the hero of the story to becoming a murderer who only does things for his own personal gain. He loses his morals, his beliefs, and everyone he cares about. He gives in to "evil" acts and only tries to further himself.

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I'd put him somewhere inbetween, but leaning towards inherently good. At the start of the book, he has his morals in check, and is a decent guy. However, moving forwards, he is pressured into killing Duncan by Lady Macbeth, which starts a spiraling effect of murder & morality. While he is certainly at fault for the murders, some of it can be attributed to Lady Macbeth.

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Macbeth stays himself the whole time, but he as a person changes.

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Macbeth stays himself the whole time, but he as a person changes.

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Macbeth stays himself the whole time, but he  changes as a person. The reader perceives Macbeth as loyal and good hearted at the beginning, and through his actions and the words of the prophecy and his wife he murders Duncan. Even though he was influenced to do this he still said that he had ambition that drove him. This was the personality of Macbeth. As he continues to do bad things to keep his title as king he is not acting like a different person. This is something that he wants and pushes for.

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In the beginning, Macbeth was very loyal and honorable. He refuses to kill the king over and over, but Lady Macbeth forces him to. This is the turning point for him I believe, because after this, he becomes paranoid and cruel.

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Macbeth is controlled by fate. He makes the choice to be controlled by it and had never been forced to make this choice. he had done everything in his power to follow fate and he could have avoided all of this by not doing anything. he could have ignored lady Macbeth and not killed Duncan nothing would have happened. he made the choice to fulfill these prophecies he was never focused to complete them.

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They do not have boundaries between love and sacrifice. If they had, they would not have gone down this path in the first place. They choose to murder Duncan for their own gain. And Macbeth continues to kill others without telling Lady Macbeth until after it is done. This weighed on Lady Macbeth's conscience, but she did not tell Macbeth about this. Macbeth does not express concern in the play for her. In a similar way, Lady Macbeth did not express concern for Macbeth when he did not want to commit Duncan's murder. One can question if the two even love each other. At the end of the play Macbeth says that he does not believe that he will grow old with anyone loving him. This may express that he doesn't love Lady Macbeth and/or Lady Macbeth does not love him. The don't seem to have boundaries or love.

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Macbeth's heroic qualities basically disappeared. In the beginning, Macbeth's qualities were reasonable and honorable. He was strong and fought bravely for his country as most "heroes" would. He even got the title of Thane of Cawdor. Later on, Macbeth completely changed. He went from being a hero to doing whatever it takes for him to get power and advancement. Macbeth loses all his morals and kills Banquo, tries to kill Fleance, and kills Macduff's whole family.

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In the end, Macbeth was not able to maintain his true self. Lady Macbeth broke him after she made him kill Duncan. After that, He started needlessly killing just so he could be king, and not maintaining his honorable, and loyal personality.

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No, he was not able to maintain his identity. In the beginning Macbeth was a loyal fighter for his country and for his king. By the end of the play Macbeth completely loses sight of what he held dear to him in the beginning of the play. Due to the things he was forced into Macbeth became just like the traitors he was fighting against in the beginning.

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Macbeth's strongest trait is his ambition. He is fueled by his ambition to serve his country and king in the beginning, but overtime that ambition turns against him. His ambition changes to only care for himself. He starts to only act in his own interest. He kills anyone who threatens his reign, threatens the witches to get information, and is too proud to admit that he was wrong. At the end of the play he refused to kneel in front of Malcolm.

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Macbeth changed from a loyal and strong warrior to a selfish dictator.

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Macbeth changed from a loyal and strong warrior to a selfish dictator.

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Macbeth changed from a loyal and strong warrior to a selfish dictator. He starts out the story fighting for his king. He has immense strength that earns him respect. However as he goes down the path to keep his kingship he gets more selfish and cares little about the good of his kingdom. He kills people to benefit himself, and even though he becomes an evil ruler he still keeps his strength.

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I feel that Macbeth is governed by fate. When he and Banquo encountered the witches, they heard their prophecies and Macbeth took the decision to try and take his fate into his own hands. Despite his attempts to challenge fate and remain as king, the seeings from the witches still remained true as he was defeated and Florence was crowned king. No matter what Macbeth did, fate still had its way with him.

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There are no boundaries between love and sacrifice for Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. Macbeth is willing to tarnish his reputation and become a completely different man just to prove that he is manly enough for Lady Macbeth and Lady Macbeth will not hesitate to manipulate and degrade Macbeth to make him do something. These actions are out of love but come with great sacrifice, mostly on Macbeth’s part.

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No. In the beginning, Macbeth is presented as a humble and loyal hero who fought in a battle to protect his country, but soon later, Lady Macbeth is easily able to persuade Macbeth to kill Duncan. After being convinced to commit a murder, Macbeth’s personality changed into a more power-hungry and ruthless king. He becomes a completely different person as the story progresses and is unable to remain as the hero he once was.

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his trusting personality was his greatest trait and most tragic flaw. His loyalty made him trusted by the king getting him close to his men. he trust his wife not leave her out of destions. and he trusted the word of others like the witch and their prophecy.due to this trust he had in others he killed duncan and died himself. he could have not trusted the witches or his wife. but do to his trust from the beginning in his wife and in his wife it became a tragic flaw that cost him his life and the lives of others.

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macbeth has a no line between the two. She would sacrifice the line between the two to prove to lady macbeth. his love for her made him both fall to the breration of lady macbeth and sacrifice his standing with the king. macbeth would rather prove his love for lady macbeth and risk his position then let down the his love for lady macbeth. he would rather sacrifice his future then let down his wife.

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I would consider Macbeth to be somewhere between good and evil. At the beginning of the story, he was a good man with good intentions. He only became wicked because he was pressured into killing the king by his wife Lady Macbeth. This led him to become paranoid about everything and everyone and caused him to go on the killing spree he went on in the play.

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Macbeth's heroic qualities changed over time because at the beginning he was a great leader who fought for his country, but over time he became a traitor by killing the king. Macbeth was Thane of Glamis. He went to war and found out that the Thane of Cawdor was a traitor. His heroic actions of killing the betrayer gained him the title of Thane of Cawdor. Once Lady Macbeth convinced Macbeth to kill the king he became the betrayer. His heroic qualities turned into selfishness.

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Macbeth is governed by fate. Macbeth was told by the witches that he will become King. Banquo is also told that he won't be king but he will have kings. Once Macbeth was crowned King of Scotland he was so paranoid that everyone is knows his secret that he goes crazy. Due to his paranoid actions, everyone knew that Macbeth killed King Duncan. Since the witches told Banquo that he will have a line of kings, Macbeth tries to fight fate by killing any prophecy in his way of the remaining king. Macbeth doesn't succeed and fate takes the wheel and Macbeth dies.

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Macbeth doesn't have a line drawn between love and sacrifice. Lady Macbeth convinced Macbeth to kill that king. Even though Macbeth clearly stated his morals on why he won't kill the king his love for his wife overruled his morals. Macbeth was willing to sacrifice his reputation and dignity for the love of his wife. Lady Macbeth on the other hand doesn't have a line drawn either. Lady Macbeth also went psycho after convincing her husband to kill the king. Lady Macbeth didn't want to be the reason Macbeth was in trouble so she committed suicide. Her love for Macbeth was so strong that she was willing to sacrifice life for his.

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I consider Macbeth to be inherently good. Before Macbeth became a power-hungry and ruthless king, he was a very loyal and moralistic man. He proudly fought for and defended his country, gaining praise from Duncan and his people. He was honored with a title as well. At first, Macbeth was very hesitant to kill Duncan and did not want to do it. He only killed Duncan after being degraded by Lady Macbeth and he was driven insane from the guilt.

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In the beginning of Macbeth, the titular protagonist is shown to be something of a war hero, killing Macdonwald, a traitor, in battle. By the end, he has become no better then him, a traitor to both his country and the crown, and absolutely no more a hero.

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Lady Macbeth doesn't hold many boundaries between love and sacrifice, giving her marriage, relationships, and eventually life in order to get a firm grasp on the crown. She barely regards Macbeth in the sense of a relationship throughout the book, instead we're only shown scenes of her manipulating Macbeth and scheming for the crown. Macbeth also has very blurry lines, hesitant at the start but soon giving into it.

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I think that Macbeth is governed mostly by free will. While fate plays a huge part in his story, many of his choices are derived from the will to defy fate & the prophecies from the witches. Although by doing so, he does end up playing into his predicted downfall.

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Macbeth’s experience in war creates an aggressive side in him. We can see his aggressiveness in the beginning of Macbeth after he brutally kills MacDonwald by slicing him from bellybutton to jaw, a very brutal and excessive way to kill someone. Macbeth often results to violence as the most effective way to take care of his problems. Macbeth kills Duncan, Banquo, and attempts to kill Fleance all as a way to protect his prophecy. From this, we can take away that his experiences from war may have altered him to think that violence or death is the best way to end his problems.

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Macbeth's strongest trait is his ambition. Macbeth's ambition drove him to be a great thane. At the beginning of the play, Macbeth fought for his country to keep it safe. Once the witches told Macbeth he would soon be king, that is when his positive trait became a flaw. Macbeth loved and admired his leader and cousin, King Duncan, but since he would be crowned his ambition led him to go against his loyalty. Macbeth's ambition turned into selfishness. He was willing to kill anything and anyone in his way of the remaining king.

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In my opinion I believe that Macbeth is governed by fate and free will. It seems like he thinks he's guided by the fate the witches told him, but killing Duncan and all of the hurt he's caused was his own free-will.

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I think that Macbeth is inherently evil. Even though he didn't originally want to kill the king, he still did it. Macbeth even goes further after getting the crown to kill Banquo without any persuasion. He also kills Macduff's family without and reason to other than feeling threatened.

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I feel that Macbeth was guided by fate. Macbeth tried time and time again to change the fate that the witches foretold, but everything that the witches said would happen to Macbeth did.

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Macbeth started off a noble man and warrior but was corrupted by evil nature of Lady Macbeth. We see this in the beginning when he gives reasons why he doesn't wanna kill Duncan as Duncan was a fair and good king. In the end it is Lady Macbeth who pushes Macbeth to do something he doesn't wanna do and puts him on the path to his downfall.

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No, Macbeth was a completely different person at the end of the play than at the beginning. He began to lose himself after after his first murder of Duncan. Where before he was honorable and loyal to Duncan and his nation, he became paranoid and power hungry. This led to his murder of Banquo which even further buried his original character traits. By the time he was killed by Macduff, he died an entirely different person than the one at war in the beginning of the play.

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Macbeth is inherently good but has evil tendences. Macbeth was an excellent thane. Macbeth fought for his country and caught a beytrayor. When Lady Macbeth convinced him to kill the king he told her no. He stated his morals and said he would proceed no further, but then she started to belittle him. His love and his need to be this masculaine figure directed him to have evil tendences.

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Both Macbeth's cross any potential boundaries between love and sacrifice multiple times. Macbeth kills Duncan because Lady Macbeth tells him to. He does it because She tells him to even though he doesn't want to. She tells him to do this because she wants to fulfill the prophecy but shell do all the wrong things to get there.

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Lady Macbeth doesn't have any boundaries between sacrifice and love. She never considered for a second how Macbeth would feel about killing the king instead she belittled him for having those feelings by saying he is not a real man. At first macbeth did have boundaries between love and sacrifice, but as the play moves along the more those boundaries blur and he is just like Lady Macbeth was at the beginning.

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evil, if macbeth thought the king was evil he would have pointed it out in soliloquy or thought his actions or speaking that duncan was bad and his killing him was righteous. but in the story duncan is killed with no reason. macbeth mourns him and grieves over his actions. if he was good he would have killed duncan beliving he was evil with no remorse. but due to him considering his choice and think they are wrong he is evil for doing them.

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War plays a number on Macbeth. He no longer is his true self. He commits so much murder and likely has PTSD. We can see this in the play when he sees things that aren't actually there.

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I believe Macbeth was inherently evil. Macbeth in the beginning of the play would be considered good by most; he was fighting valiantly for his country and king. However, he was easily tainted into evil through hearing his prophecy and through his wife's words. Someone who was inherently good would'nt be so easily turned to do evil.

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Macbeth's heroic qualities were being a loyal person and fighter for his country and the crown. This changed because the minute he killed Duncan he betrayed his loyalty to the crown by killing the person with it on his head. He slowly started to betray the country by the numerous killings he was going and descending the countries into ruins

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Macbeth's qualities change over time as he was heroic and brave in the beginning and towards the end he began to become more arrogant and brutal.

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I believe that Macbeth was guided by fate. He was told what would happen and it always did no matter how much he tried to stop it. Even Banquo was guided by fate because his whole prophecy came true because Macbeth tried to make his come true.

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Macbeth's strongest trait is his determination. However when he realises McDuff isn't home he immediately kills his family.

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Macbeth began the play as a heroic war hero. Towards the end, he was known as a tyrant murderer who killed the king and took over the country and kill many other people.

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Macbeth is innherently good. He first was loyal to the king and didnt want to kill him. He ended up turning bad. Without the pressure from lady macbeth I think he would still be good.

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I think macbeth is guided by fate because the witches tell him about his future. Most of the things he did were other peoples ideas thats why i think its fate that guided him not free will.

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No, Macbeth does not remain his true self throughout the play. He starts off as a nice guy who loves his country and wouldn't commit murder. He probably wouldn't have even killed the king if Lady Macbeth didn't tell him to. Once he killed Duncan, Macbeth began spiraling downwards and killed many more people. He was no longer himself and Lady Macbeth made him become untrue to himself.

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Macbeths heroric qualities change over time because in the beginning his qualities are loyality, ambitin, and smart but by the end he lets people tell him what to do. Turning his actions cold and unreasonable.

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I consider confidence to be Macbeth's strongest positive trait. He was a fierce warrior fighting for his king, and was confident in his abilities. However, once he gained power after killing Duncan, his confidence became a tragic flaw. After hearing from the apparitions he became confident that he could not be killed. This led to his downfall when his castle was attacked.

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Macbeths strongest positive trait is his ambition. In the beginning this is a really good thing. Helping him win battles, loyality, and intelligence. This becomes a tragic flaw because of this he becomes easily persuaded. He startes becoming very selfish because of it and only thinking about himself.

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Macbeth isn't able to maintain an identity true to themselves and his authentic self. In the beginning, he is a brave and loyal warrior but as the play goes on Macbeth becomes more consumed with his ambition. He begins to lose touch with his morals and values making him end up as a ruthless leader.

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I don't think Macbeth had any boundaries between love and sacrifice. Many of his actions in the play were dictated by Lady Macbeth, and his love for her. She was willing to make Macbeth king (and herself queen) by any means necessary. I don't think Macbeth would have even killed Duncan without the pressure to please the one he loved

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I don't think he's inherently good or evil or maybe somewhere in between. He starts off as a good and honorable man who has a strong sense of morality. However, As the play progresses, his desire for power leads him to make unethical decisions. In the end, he is a bad ruler who continues to commit murders to keep his power. His change in morality makes him a complex character.

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Macbeth started off the play as a loyal and noble warrior. He was gifted the title Thane of Cawdor by Duncan because of his heroic qualities. Before he killed Duncan, his traits became corrupted at the thought of becoming king. He started to become more crooked and evil. Once he came to power, he became tyrannical and irrational in order to keep that power.

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Lady Macbeth and Macbeth have no boundaries between love and sacrifice. I think lady Macbeth draws the line between them when she belittles Macbeth and convinces him to murder Ducan even though he didn't want to.

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Macbeth isn't able to maintain an identity that remains true and authentic for himself because his original identity of being loving gets tainted throughout the play.In the begging of the play Macbeth was very kind and thought of others but as the wife came into his head, macbeth started to go off track from his true identity. When his wife told him to kill the king, it created a monster inside macbeth and created an identity of evil.

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I consider Macbeth to be inherently good because he was good hearted but through the play he became more wicked. A time where Macbeth showed him being good hearted was when he didn't want to kill the king even though he himself will take the throne. I do also think that macbeth is a bad person overall however he did not start out that way.

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I consider Macbeth to be inherently good because he was good hearted but through the play he became more wicked. A time where Macbeth showed him being good hearted was when he didn't want to kill the king even though he himself will take the throne. I do also think that macbeth is a bad person overall however he did not start out that way.

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The consequences of war on macbeth was for him to be emotionless and focus on the current task at hand. The war in the final Act of the book took a toll on him because when Macbeth was told that his wife killed herself he really didn't care and said that he will mourn for her later. That coldness is from the consequences of war, a dead body is nothing new to Macbeth.

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Macbeth's Strongest character trait is for him to do anything it takes to get what he wants.Macbeth wanted his lineage to have the throne after him however the witches that can see fate told him that Banquo's lineage will be on the throne. Macbeth challenged fate which is known to be unchangeable to get what he wanted.This character trait becomes a tragic flaw when he tries too much to get what he wants and it ends up biting him in the back. When Macbeth did anything to get himself the throne ended up killing him in the end because since he killed off his enemy's family they revolted against his and Macbeth ended up losing.

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I feel like macbeth is governed by fate because anything he did to try to oppose fate didn't work. The fate foretold by the witches came true throughout macbeth life. When Macbeth tried to fight against fate like when he tried to kill Banquo and his lineage it didn't work. Every action of Macbeth was guided by fate even how his castle got raided and how he died in the end.

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He is inherently good. I believe that he started out with good intentions for life and with the witches and Lady Macbeth in his head, he was corrupted and that played to his more negative character traits.

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No. Again, the corruption of many factors leads him away from his more defining positive attributes. He loses himself along this story, along with any respect the audience has for him.

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Not at all, Macbeth is very insecure about his masculinity and manhood. He let Lady Macbeth manipulate him through questioning his manhood. This is a big change for Macbeth as before this manipulation, Macbeth was a man with morality and a conscience.

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Macbeth's heroic qualities went from being very prominent to essentially non-existent. He was a revered warrior who fought for a noble king. These heroic qualities change once Lady Macbeth pretty much turns him into a murderer, after that, Macbeth becomes so self absorbed and goes to horrible and desperate lengths to ensure his own self is protected.

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I believe Macbeth was more governed by fate as it was hearing the witches prophecy which caused his actions in the book such as killing Duncan and Banquo. Despite Macbeth's best efforts, his downfall comes anyway signaling that he is indeed, governed by fate.

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The consequences of war on Macbeth were many and great. Macbeth's exposure to violence as a soldier changed him a lot in that it desensitized him to murder which we gradually see in the text like when he is informed of Lady Macbeth's death, he simply brushes it off as he did not have time to mourn essentially. Even though Macbeth may be used to violence/death, he still suffers PTSD from both the killing he's done during the war and after it.

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In the beginning Macbeths heroic qualities are that he's brave and a loyal warrior but as the play goes on these qualities disappear. Macbeths desire for power and ambition lead him to commit murders essentially eliminating his good qualities.

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Macbeths strongest positive trait is his ambition. His ambition is his strength allowing him to do well on the battlefield but as the play progresses, his ambition drives him to commit terrible crimes. His ambition is his tragic flaw because it leads him to lose sight of his moral compass causing his downfall.