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Macbeth - Coggle Diagram
Macbeth
Macbeth
Leader
Brave
Intimidating
Fierce
Loyalty
Willing to kill his own people to get his reward
Plotting to spontaneously kill both Duncan and Malcom
Recognises he is in the wrong and now hallucinating
Kills Duncan regardless - ruthless
Brutal
Victim to witches
Hamartia is his ambition
Easily tempted by prophecies
Further spurred on once one comes true
Recognises the witches are bad yet still driven by his ambition
Selfishness and Greed
Macbeth as King
Fuelled by paranoia
Paranoia encourages him to kill Banquo
Lady Macbeth
Greedy
Jealous
Breaking the Great Chain of Being
Praying to the Devil
(Possibly a witch)
Or in association with them
Willing to manipulate
Doesn't believe in Macbeth
Questions his masculinity
Thinks he is too loyal to Duncan
Weird Sisters
Ominous
Scary
Trochaic Tetrameter
Manipulative
Associated with darkness
Duncan
Faith in Macbeth
Remote leader
Potentially weak leader
Too open, treats Macbeth as family
Ambition
Driven by reward
Macbeth's hamartia
Banquo
Brave
Humble / not recognised
Guilt
Macbeth feels guilt
Immediate guilt after killing Duncan
Evil
Weather signals the start of Macbeth's victimisation