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Comparing Macbeth's Ambition In Hamlet And Othello

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Macbeth’s Ambition "Macbeth" is the last and most horrifying of Shakespeare's four Great Tragedies. The different between Macbeth, Hamlet and Othello is character’s change of their’s heart. In the story Hamlet and Othello the main character : Claudius and Iago, they’re bad in the beginning. In the play Macbeth, Macbeth was a brave and ambitious, after a triumphant return, because witches prophecy and praise of the King. He’s ambition rise up and with his wife Lady Macbeth’s ideas, he changed from a loyal courtiers to a regicide. Having murdered king Duncan, he usurped the throne. As king he began his tyranny, killing his friends, courtiers and their families, which ultimately caused his own doom. All the great king in the history they all have big ambition. but Macbeth’s didn’t get the things his ambition want, so his ambition drive him to the evil side. The story about Macbeth's ambition rise all begin with three witches. When Macbeth and …show more content…

but After Duncan is killed, in order to clear the way to become the king, Macbeth plans to kill Banquo and his son. when Lady Macbeth is dead, he is very cold, just saying: “she could have died hereafter; there would have been a time for such a word.” How comes a loving couple of the old days becomes strangers! It’s the bloodthirsty ambition that counts.
From is play, Macbeth’s ambition rise up, is from witchs’ prophecy and Lady Macbeth’s push and Macbeth’s own ambition. In our real life some time have a ambition can be a bad thing, such as in the tennis season If you wants to win the game you needs to practice everyday and go to gym do all the good things, and you can’t do the Macbeth way, whitch is use the drug and maybe hit your opponent. In our life some time the things might not going to the way you want but it always going exactly the way God plannes it. we should do the right thing and don’t be macbeth for his selffish ambition start to kill other

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