https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p en-us 2022-03-03 01:01:13 UTC 2022-03-21 05:27:57 UTC hello@padlet.com siti_robiah_jamal https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074692419 2022-03-03 01:02:00 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074692419 https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074824764 No, Macbeth as shown to be ambitious from the start. After speaking to the witches, Macbeth asked them to "tell him more" and also imagined a "murder" "yet" "fantastical", this showed that even though Macbeth was not told the reason he would become king, he immediately assumed that he had to murder Duncan. Moreover, his desire for knowledge of this process from the witches showcases how he was ambitious for the throne already at the start of the play. ]]> 2022-03-03 02:11:30 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074824764 https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074835748 No, Macbeth always had a strong ambition from the start. In the scene where he kills duncan, his ambition outweighed his loyalty. Additionally, he became king by killing duncan, his own action, as compared to when he became thane of cawdor without doing anything]]> 2022-03-03 02:16:58 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074835748 https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074838888 Yes. Macbeth would arguably still be sane and not give in to his ambition if it were not for Lady Macbeth. Lady Macbeth acts as the devil whisperer and pushes Macbeth to commit murder]]> 2022-03-03 02:18:30 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074838888 https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074838924 Lady Macbeth constantly "questioned" Macbeth's manliness, asking "are you a man?" and pressured him to murder Duncan for power that she could gain, because she was too afraid to do the deed herself. She then later committed suicide due to the guilt she felt for her own actions done to Macbeth. She was definitely to blame as much as Macbeth, as she caused Macbeth to start his path of crime, and struck the match that started a fire.]]> 2022-03-03 02:18:31 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074838924 https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074842269 I disagree with this. Throughout the play, the witches had no direct involvement with Macbeths action. Additionally, there were no mysterious or unexplained scenarios, leading me to believe that the witches did not use any magic of sorts to manipulate Macbeth]]> 2022-03-03 02:20:14 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074842269 https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074845002 I agree with this because at the start, Macbeth is described as one of the most loyal subjects to Duncan. Even before killing duncan, his loyalty caused him to ponder for a long time before Lady Macbeth pushed him to the edge. Hence, I believe that Macbeth is a good man]]> 2022-03-03 02:21:42 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074845002 https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074855469 no, macbeth is not a victim of fate, he was ambitious from the start. when he was thinking about the murder, the first thing that came to his mind was "might be the be-all and the end-all here" meaning that the first thing that came up to his mind was how if duncan died it would be the end of everything. this shows that macbeth's priority is getting away with the murder, instead of the fact that he was about to betray duncan and commit treason. his priorities shows how he is ambitious, which would not be changed easily if he was following his destiny. if he was following his destiny, and a victim of it, he would not be prioritising how to get away from murder

]]> 2022-03-03 02:26:57 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074855469 jowx2311 https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074858192 disagree because macbeth can choose to not believe in the witches prophecy like banquo. instead he was blinded by his ambition and wanted to be king]]> 2022-03-03 02:28:22 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074858192 nicolewx https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074863494 i agree with this as indeed his ambition for power led him down the wrong path. he was loyal to Duncan but from the witches' prophecy, it changed him to be more greedy for power hence his downfall ]]> 2022-03-03 02:31:13 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074863494 https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074864390 Yes.At first,he was an innocent man and he was loyal to King Duncan.However,after he heard the prophecy from the Witches,he suddenly remembered about his ambition and ambitions can be dangerous sometimes to be obsessed with.]]> 2022-03-03 02:31:40 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074864390 nicolewx https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074867452 i disagree as Macbeth was able to decide his fate , whether it was fate or free will. he did not have to live up to the witches' prophecy and kill Duncan for the throne. Macbeth could have made his own decision whether he should or should not kill Duncan]]> 2022-03-03 02:33:19 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2074867452 https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2075441925 no, i disagree. this is becos shakespeare has also used banquo as an immediate foil to macbeth to compare how they both react to the witches prophecy. whilst macbeth cldnt stop thinking about it and wrote to his wife about it, banquo was hesitant and sceptical and did not take matters onto his own hands. ]]> 2022-03-03 09:24:59 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2075441925 reneeeee https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2075483465 yes. lady macbeth preyed on macbeth's pride and ego. she often tries to rile up his anger by belittling him. as she angers him, this would trigger macbeth into trying to prove her wrong and thus he would do exactly as she says which make the whole relationship very manipulative. she would often put ideas into his head too and allow him to think he thought of that idea by himself as this boosts his ego and it make him easier to control. as macbeth often does what lady macbeth instructs him to do, lady macbeth is as much to blame as macbeth even though ultimately macbeth was the one who did it but lady macbeth was the mastermind behind the murder]]> 2022-03-03 09:54:42 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2075483465 https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2079701167 he was praised by king duncan before he was told his prophecy by the witches and he didnt dare to hope for more but constantly supported king duncan instead of rising against him]]> 2022-03-06 08:03:57 UTC https://padlet.com/siti_robiah_jamal/rfyfdtbe0d4pkq6p/wish/2079701167