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Two Examples Of Internal And External Conflicts In Macbeth

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There are both examples of internal and external conflicts in the play Macbeth. According to our text “Macbeth reveals the human potential for evil. The mood is consistently dark and foreboding, enhanced by screaming animals, stormy weather, ghosts and witches’ incantations.” Macbeth (Shakespeare, 1606.). There are three main conflicts in the story. One is lady Macbeth pressures Macbeth into murdering Duncan, another after Macbeth murders Duncan, and third after he murders Banquo. “As a play Macbeth is of course a study of intrigue and treachery. It examines the dire workings, the psychopathic deviancy of a mass murderer’s mind. But its clinical examinations are constantly rooted in the simultaneous examination of a marriage in the process

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