The Macbeth Murders

In the tragedy of Shakespeare, Macbeth caused countless murder cases. Through the script, the reader found that all murder cases became increasingly bad and more planned than before. And it led to the collapse of Macbeth. The first murder at Macbeth was Cawdor's Thane. Duncan had no plans to kill Thane before, but according to the war information given to him, he said, "It is no longer coder's Turnee's fraud / our weapon, I, ii).

The rebellion confessed by Macbeth and the evil act of murder are not morally permitted. The evil of Macbeth started from Scotland king Duncan. Macbeth murdered Duncan to understand his ambition to become King of Scotland. At this point, Macbeth committed the two most serious offenses and crimes known to man; treason of rebellion and homicide before meditation. Likewise, the evil of Macbeth further emphasizes the pathologic murder of his faithful friend, Banquo. As Banquo was mentioned in the witch's prophecy, Macbeth hired people to kill Banquo and his son Fleance. Macbeth did not feel any pain, nor did he think about killing a person very close to him in his life. When he killed McDuff's family and workers, he had the most terrible murder to overcome Macbeth's evil. Mrs. MacDuff, her workers, and her children do not pose a threat to Macbeth, but she just ordered the murderer to hurt MacDuff.

In her sleepwalking disease, Mrs Macbeth repeatedly showed the incident related to the murder of Duncan: Macbeth murdered the bank; McDuff's wife and children were murdered; fear of Macbeth 's banquet; witch' s prediction. Everything in these cases afflicts her, not only suppresses the feeling of guilt for their crime, but also to the audience to help create those who can commit these offenses. The central symbol of her guilt and fear is the smell and vision of blood. She showed obsessive compulsive disorder while she wash her hands, and she felt herself being contaminated. "A little water" can not clear her "invalidate" behavior. Her contamination has both a body and a soul.

First, Mrs Macbeth planted it in the hearts of Macbeth with the thought of murder. She laughed at him to fulfill his masculinity and to force him to commit an evil sin of murder to realize his ambition to become a king. But over time, Mrs Macbeth began to feel ashamed of having helped commit a crime, and Macbeth kept committing a crime without shameing without telling his wife, Mrs Macbeth. Mrs Macbeth may have planted the idea of ​​homicide in Macbeth 's heart, but Mrs Macbeth is intended not to hurt or kill more than Macbeth' s final decision.