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Self Destruction In Act 1 Of Macbeth

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In act one of Macbeth, the purpose of the three witches was to tempt Macbeth in terms of foreshow the fate of him which leads him to self-destruction by being greedy to the power of throne. At the beginning, the prophecies of the witches weren’t believed by Macbeth, even though it aroused Macbeth’s curiosity. “Speak, I charge you.” (Act1 Scene3 Line79) However, when he was told that he would become the Thane of Cawdor, the reward of the Thane swayed his loyalty and moral gradually. Since then, Macbeth split into two parts which are good Macbeth and evil Macbeth. Both part of Macbeth were fighting each other to determine whether or not he should kill Duncan. However, he was too afraid to put the evil ambition into action, when the evil
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