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What are the rewards and consequences of ambition?

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What are the rewards and consequences of ambition?

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How do gender roles affect one’s behavior?

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How do gender roles affect one’s behavior?

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What is the correlation between power and humanity?

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What is the correlation between power and humanity?

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How much control does one have over his/her life? 

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How much control does one have over his/her life? 

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With both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth after committing regicide, they had to do whatever they could in order to keep it a secret. In Act 3 is where the consequences begin as they are pressured to kill Banquo. Knowing this, Macbeth is more keen with the idea of killing which will lead to downfall and more dark mind.

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Macbeth is obsessed with living up to the fate the witches have promised him, but in fulfilling this prophecy, he creates his own fate. He has been told that he will be king, so he kills to become king. He is the only one that brandishes the knife to kill so he is the only one to control whether he becomes king or not. It's an interesting paradox of prophecy and choice.

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When we first met Macbeth he seemed to be a very confident person with strong morals. But as we have gone on throughout the book, as he grows in power his sense of humanity has been degrading. He has become more paranoid and more sinister, more likely to commit regicide.

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At the start of the play you see Lady Macbeth want to prove her power and strength but because she's a woman, she's seen as less capable to do things. One example where gender is used is, when she goes as far as to use her gender/body to distract Banquo, Macduff and Lenox of the fact that Macbeth is about to release his thoughts and tell them about the murder on King Duncan he and Lady Macbeth committed.