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Ambition goads people into doing morally questionable things. 

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Ambition goads people into doing morally questionable things. 

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- Asad

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The fate that we are told does not define us, but the actions we do with our own free will do.

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Ambition can make you make bad choices which can lead to your own destruction

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Choices have consequences and lead to a destined fate.

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Too much ambition can lead to bad and impulsive decision making. 

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Too much ambition can lead to bad and impulsive decision making. 

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Ambition leads to consequences, such as loss of common sense.

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Ambition is good to an extent but turns sour when taken too far. It should be limited and controlled. 

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Ambition is good to an extent but turns sour when taken too far. It should be limited and controlled. 

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ambition can drive you to extreme measures

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We almost always have a choice and you shouldn't be forced to do something you don't want to.

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Ambition can cause people to make choices that can cause consequences

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Ambition is a natural trait to humankind, but what makes it dangerous is when people are willing to do whatever it takes

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In order to be successful, one must know their boundaries and not go against natural/moral orders to set an event in place.

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You're ambition controls the way you act and the choices that you make.

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Ambition often takes people down a dark path

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The choices you make are freewill  and can lead to your fate

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The actions you see on the surface of a person may not be what is actually going on in their minds.

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The choices we and others make influence the rest of our lives, no matter how small they are.

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Your choices will be what ultimately defines your future.

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Fate can push people to be comfortable with choices they wouldn’t normally be willing to make.

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Ambition can overcome us and make us crazed and have an overwhelming desire for one thing.

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power can strip you of your morality and humanity

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Choices can lead to a characters downfall

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The desicions that we make might not have helped in the end

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You can make choices that ultimately define your destiny. And that destiny changes your choices which further defines your destiny. Nothing is set in stone

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Power can effect your judgement and effect your knowledge of good and evil

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Ambition is the pursuit of ones desire/endgoal, and in this tragedy, Shakespeare wants us to recognize what drives Macbeth, what made him take the decisions he took, why he wanted to stay in power, because Macbeth wished to be king.
Macbeth’s ambition was to be king, so in order to pursue that desire he took the many actions that he did to not only receive power, but to stay in power

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Over-Ambition can lead to chaos and your eventual downfall

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Ambition can pollute your moral compass causing people to make unreasonable decisions to fill there ambition.

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Ambition can drive you away from your intentions and cause you to loose sense of reality

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Ambition can cause anyone to make bad decisions.

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Shakespeare wants us to know that our choices have consequences and that they have value
-Gray

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Shakespeare wants us to understand that power can be used for better or for worse.

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The author wants the reader to understand that the appearance or expected outcome of something is not always what really happens.

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Fate is not always a true decider.

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Shakespeare wants us to know that loyalty is a fragile concept and that even the strongest bonds can be broken

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Ideas can be perceived as beneficial but don’t go according to plan when executed

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Fate and free will are not at odds.

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Shakespeare wanted us to understand that most people are willing to do or risk anything in order to gain the power they want/need. (Even death as seen in Macbeth.) A present time example could be a bully and the victim. The bully only hurts others in order to gain the “power and confidence” they “need”

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Shakespeare wants to show the reader what can happen when a person or idea has too much power over you.

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We are all bound by fate, whether we know it or not.

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Shakespeare is warning us that strong ambition used in the wrong way can lead to a downfall.

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Shakespeare is warning us that strong ambition used in the wrong way can lead to a downfall.

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Shakespeare wants us to understand that holding power is what drives decisions and prompts you to be more deceptive.

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Ambition leads to deterioration of your personality which leads to poor decisions

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You shouldn’t force fate or there’ll be unintended consequences

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Ambition can pollute your moral compass causing you to make irrational desire you normally would make to fill that ambition

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Whether we know it or not, we are all bound by fate.

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Shakespeare wants us to understand that we are not defined by our fates but the actions we take to get to that fate

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Desire can control and drive us away from our individual morals.

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Desire is a strong motivation and can consume ourselves

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Shakespeare wants us to understand that the choices we make will affect our lives and the lives of the people around us.

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No one man should have all that power

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Ambition is a double edged sword and too much of it can lead to disastrous consequences.

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Shakespear wants us to understand that when you are unloyal, in this case to your friends and leaders, there can be serious concequences. This possibly served as a warning for the people of that time under King James I

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Ambition is a driving force that can quickly diminish morality if that means reaching a certain goal. It can lead to selfish thoughts and actions and at times, the pressure can be passed onto those around you, causing a sense of desire and jealousy to build.

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Ambition can override our other emotions causing us to act irrationally, which leads to consequences that are evident in our legacies.

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Fate does not restrict your freewill, it influences it

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All people are born with certain ambitions and when pushed or tempted, these ambitions can be acted on in evil ways in order to acquire the end goal.

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Ambition can lead to unusual actions resulting in

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While some things are fated to happen the way they play out and the effect they have is based on our own choices.

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Too much ambition can be a dangerous thing. At the beginning of the play, Macbeth’s ambition is not as high, therefore he is less inclined to murder. However, when Macbeth’s ambition is extremely high, he murders as if it’s nothing. He is willing to do anything it takes to reach his goal, even if it means killing innocent people.

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Ambition can make a person do anything he/she desires. 

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Ambition can make a person do anything he/she desires. 

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People with good motives like Banquo, Malcom, and Macduff got paid off, and outran the evil powers like Macbeth, and Lady Macbeth who suffered. I think Shakespeare is encouraging people to behave since goodness will always beat evil

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Freewill

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Shakespeare is trying to get us to understand that no matter what we do, we can’t change our fate. Although we believe thay we have control over this, we don’t.

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Shakespeare wants us to question if our free choices contribute to our ultimate fate.

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Change can be for good or bad and can decide the outcome of events.

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Ambition can lead to many decisions and consequences.

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Shakespeare wants us to understand that there are consequences for your choices and that you should always go off of your first instinct. An example of this in the play would be the comparison between Macbeth and Banquo. When the witches show Macbeth and Banquo the “prophecy”, When Macbeth hears the things the witches say he decides to be ambitious which eventually leads to his downfall, while Banquo decides not to enact on it and nothing to bad happens to him(except him dying of course)and all of his descendants become king.

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When a person becomes too ambitious they may do anything it takes to reach their goal, even if it takes cruel acts.

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Shakespeare wants us to understand that things are not always what they seem, which often leads to disillusionment

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Shakespeare wants us to question if our free choices contribute to our ultimate fate

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You cannot have freewill without fate because the choices you make will always lead to one destination.

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Too much ambition towards a goal can ultimately cause failure of the goal.

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Shakespeare wants us to understand the strong effects Ambition can have on a persons moral code.

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The choices that people make affect many other lives besides their own.

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One’s mindset and influence is what determines what is seen as good and what is evil

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Shakespeare wants us to understand the the potential power gaining has consequences for the actions under the influence of gaining that power.

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Be careful with ambition because it is difficult tovsatisfy

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To subvert the natural order in the name of ambition and personal gain is to insure your own corruption and downfall

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Shakespeare wants us to understand that when ambition grows, it will lead us to chaos and the downfall of others.

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Shakespeare wants us to know that the actions of someone in the past do not necessarily show their true character

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Desire can corrupt and drive people to do things they would not normally do

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fate is nothing to be concerned with. The choices that you make can overrule and change your fate

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Our choices can make us good or evil and other people and outside factors influence us to make these choices.

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Power changes people and too much can corrupt someone. It makes them blind to the real world. -Jody Liu

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Ambition controls and manipulated individuals actions in a way that is often harmful to others.

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While fate may bind everyone, it is better left unknown, as it has the ability to drive people to act dangerously and irrationally.

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Shakespeare wants us to understand that people can lose themselves in their need for power, a good person can become evil when driven by personal ambition

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A good person can change into a bad one based on the situation he or she is in.
"Does the man make the times, or do the times make the man?" -I'm not sure honstly

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Are any of the choices made through life really an act of free will or just a predetermined timeline of events

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Shakespeare wants us to understand that ambition leads people to do unnecessary things in order to benefit themselves.
-Maddie G

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Power is not necessarily a good thing, and in the hands of those who don't deserve it, it can cause massive damage to whatever is being controlled

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Fate happens because you make it happen

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Shakespeare wants us to understand that our fate our own creation, based on the choices we make. And though those choices are often influenced by others, in the end our choices are our own.

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Shakespeare wants us to see that Macbeth's ambition is the driving force in his rise and fall to power. Macbeth lives and dies the same way, wanting more from his life.

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Fate is something out of our control that rules above all. No matter the choices you make or things you do to prevent your fate, it will still prevail.