What motive prompted Macbeth to each of his murders so far: Duncan, the grooms, Banquo, and Macduff's family?

One of the things that seems to inspire Macbeth is his "leaping ambition". He becomes King of Scotland and he is enthusiastic about maintaining it.

In Macbeth of Shakespeare, Macbeth must kill the king if Macbeth wanted to win the throne. He murdered the groom to confirm that he had murdered the groom.

When the witch conveyed their prophecies to Macbeth, Banquo appeared, and glorious Banquo began to cast doubt on the role of Macbeth in the death of the king as a matter of time.

Markov 's family was killed for two reasons: MacDuff turned his back on Macbeth, he told the tyrant that he and he did not support his murder. In fact, MacDuff went to see Duncan's son and his heir Malcolm to protect his family from protection. I think Macbeth is getting a little angry right now. There is no purpose of killing MacDuff's family because it is not possible to convince MacDuff of going home to change MacDuff's mind to support Macbeth. But he did it anyway.

After the murder of King Duncan and his friend Banco, he turned to Macduff and his family, and Macduff was able to escape, but his family could not. Therefore, Macbeth began to be fair, but the result was a dirty person: "Even if I stop now, I came to this river of blood, it is as hard as killing (act 3) , Scene 4). Mrs Macbeth has been regarded as a cruel and ambitious personality from the beginning, and he does anything to become a member of the royal family, who is trying to kill the plan of King Duncan Yes, she lets her husband run it. Her unforgettable words highlight the depth of her motivation to gain the throne for her husband: "How love my nurse is calm : / It smiled on my face, / I chose "His gums without bones came out and / or hurried out of the brain, I swore that you did this." (First scene, scene 6)

In Macbeth 's play, Macbeth died in Nobility' s MacDuff and Fife 's Thane. After Macbeth murdered Duncan, MacDuff found the remains. Later, his wife, Mrs. MacDuff, was murdered by Macbeth. MacDuff advised Duncan 's son Malcolm to return from England to Scotland and give the throne from Macbeth. After returning to Scotland, MacDuff killed him in the face of Macbeth. The death of Macbeth in the play is different from the actual death of Macbeth in several ways. In fact, Malcolm fled to England after murdering his father and became a guardian of Edward Confessar. Edward sent Malcolm and Earl Seed back to Scotland to capture the throne from Macbeth. Edward's intention is that Malcolm is the king of a new customer in Scotland. Although they met in the fight, Macbeth was still alive, and the battle was considered a stalemate without a clear winner.