Macbeth's Decision by Ethan Josovitz

ethan_josovitz — 2013-12-08 17:47:00 UTC

This is a picture of Macbeth. In this picture Macbeth looks insane. He looks insane because he is starting to go insane. With his wife telling him to kill the king and his instincts telling him not to kill the king, Macbeth is driven into insanity.

This is a picture of macbeth when he first sees the witches. They are telling him he will be king. Macbeth is that to be king, he will have to kill the king. Macbeth doesn't know if he should just kill the witches or listen to them That is why his sword is out. If he decides to kill the witches, all he would need to do is thrust the sword into the witches heart. Macbeth choses to listen to the witches. This could lead to his death.

ethan_josovitz — 2013-12-08 17:50:12 UTC

Hi my name is Macbeth. I have done many things for Scotland. I just recently fought in a battle against Norway and I decapitated the leader of Norway. I am now the Thane of Cawdor and soon to be the king of Scotland, if decide to kill King Duncan. I really don't want to kill Duncan but my wife wants me to. My wife is pressuring me into killing Duncan. I have to decide wether I should listen to her or not. I invited King Duncan to dinner to night and if I want to kill him, I have to do it tonight. What should I do?

ethan_josovitz — 2013-12-08 17:54:25 UTC

ethan_josovitz — 2013-12-08 18:27:46 UTC

https://docs.google.com/a/cesjds.org/document/d/1IiCjtq2wTE6CmDqiG49cVao7FiaMdAz_u3YkGak6AkY/edit

This is a link to a speech in act 1 scene 7 by Macbeth. Macbeth doesn't know if he should kill Duncan or not. Macbeth tells himself if he kills Duncan, than it will be over and Macbeth can move on. Macbeth also tells himself that Duncan trusts Macbeth and by killing Duncan, Macbeth would be ruining Duncan's trust. Macbeth also tells himself that so many people will miss Duncan because Duncan was a great king. At the end of this speech, Macbeth tells himself that he will not kill Duncan.

In act 1 scene 2, Sergeant told Duncan the Macbeth is brave and fought very well in the battle against Norway. Sergeant tells Duncan that Macbeth didn't care that Norway had luck their side, Macbeth went to the leader of Norway and decapitated him. Sergeant described macbeth as an amazing warrior.

ethan_josovitz — 2013-12-08 18:49:41 UTC

In act 1 scene 5, Lady Macbeth tells her self that she is scared that Macbeth will not be able to kill Duncan because Macbeth is to nice. Lady Macbeth also says that killing the king to become king is not enough to motivate Macbeth into killing King Duncan.

ethan_josovitz — 2013-12-08 18:56:53 UTC