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MACBETH :crossed_swords: - Coggle Diagram
MACBETH
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Lady Macbeth
Doesn't want to be female
power
overlap between her and the witches desire
breaking social norms
will receive divine punishment
satanist
witch??
manipulative
"I do fear thy nature"
calling Macbeth too nice to be King
questioning his masculinity
"you have ambition but you are without illness"
He is too loyal
"do all that may become a man"
questions his masculinity again
Weird Sisters
specifically target macbeth
use battle to manipulate macbeth
weather is used to foreshadow them
poor weather such as rain and fog
weather is also used to help them disappear
prophesize his new ranks
refuse to answer questions
"instruments of darkness"
Banquo
He is told his son will be King but he won't
Macbeth's best friend
underappreciated
unrecognised
Duncan
faith in macbeth
high potential reward
rewarded with power
calls him his cousin
close relationship
afraid
remote leader
weak leader
visits macbeth's house / castle
eldest son is the heir
announced at Macbeth's party
another person in the way of Macbeth's kingship
Macbeth
Thegn
leader
Intimidating
brave
fearless
ruthless
willing to fight his own
fighting a civil war
loyalty
reward
human condition
uses violence to fuel his ambition
"I have no spur to prick the sides of my intent"
nothing to stop him from murder
Only for himself
Guilt
loyal to Duncan
He knows he will be King
He is Duncan's host
protecting Duncan
Macbeth is still human
sees the vision of a dagger
immediate guilt after killing Duncan
cleansing himself
of guilt and blood
Evil
Lady Macbeth's plot to kill duncan
Macbeth considers killing Duncan and his son immediately after the heir is announced
Macbeth begins to plot the murder of Duncan
weather went evil mode when Duncan died
Ambition
Macbeth's hubris/homatia
Macbeth's main mentality
Macbeth's ambition is being manipulated by the Witches
first predictions coming true pushes him further
Lady Macbeth is similar to Macbeth
Lady Macbeth's homatia
