Macbeth by swilsey24

Macbeth

Published on Nov 18, 2015

Macbeth Tragedy

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Presented by: Sophie Wilsey

Macbeth

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Macbeth

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Macbeth

Claim:Lady MacbethManipulation, Ambition, & Kingship

Supporting claim 1:Letter from Macbeth

Evidence #1Lady Macbeth; "Glamis thou art, and Cawdor and shalt be what thou art promised. Yet do I fear thy nature."Act 1 Scene 5; Lines 15-16

Reason:Keeping promiseDoesn't have what it takes

Supporting claim 2:Manipulating MacbethMurder DuncanRoyality

Evidence #2:Lady Maacbeth; "When you durst do it, then you were man and to be a man than what you were you would be so much more the man."Act 1 Scene 7; Lines 56-58

Reason:If to follow through, thy would be more of a man

Supporting claim 3:Manipulation & convincing continuesLady Macbeth- Queen

Evidence #3:Lady Macbeth; "But screw your courage to the sticking place and we'll not fail."Act 1 Scene 7; Lines 70-71

Reason:Not enough courage will fail theeEnough courage won't fail thy

Supporting claim 4:Kingship taking overConsumingKill for royality

Evidence #4:Lady Macbeth; "These deeds must not be thought after, these ways, So it will make us mad."Act 2 Scene 2; Lines 45-46

Reason:Doesn't want the thought of murder for it will make thee go crazy

Counterclaim:Macbeth responsible for the tragedy, cause of his ambition for king?

Evidence #1:Macbeth; "This push will cheer me ever or (disseat) me now."Act 5 Scene 3; Lines 24-25"Give me mine armor."Act 5 Scene 3; Lines 44-45

Reason:Fight to stay kingFail and loose thy kingship

Refuting claim:Macbeth responsible for the tragedy, consider this...

Evidence #1:Lady Macbeth; "Go, get some water and wash this filthy witness from your hand."Act 2 Scene 2; Lines 60-61Lady Macbeth; "Naughts had, all's spent, where our desire is got without content."Act 3 Scene 2; Lines 6-7

Reason:Very calm & helpfulTrying to get rid of evidenceDesire for something, but feels no satisfaction

Conclusion:Lady MacbethAmbition, Manipulation, and Kingship

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Claim:
Lady Macbeth
Manipulation, Ambition, & Kingship

Supporting claim 1:
Letter from Macbeth

Evidence #1
Lady Macbeth; "Glamis thou art, and Cawdor and shalt be what thou art promised. Yet do I fear thy nature."
Act 1 Scene 5; Lines 15-16

Reason:
Keeping promise
Doesn't have what it takes

Supporting claim 2:
Manipulating Macbeth
Murder Duncan
Royality

Evidence #2:
Lady Maacbeth; "When you durst do it, then you were man and to be a man than what you were you would be so much more the man."
Act 1 Scene 7; Lines 56-58

Reason:
If to follow through, thy would be more of a man

Supporting claim 3:
Manipulation & convincing continues
Lady Macbeth- Queen

Evidence #3:
Lady Macbeth; "But screw your courage to the sticking place and we'll not fail."
Act 1 Scene 7; Lines 70-71

Reason:
Not enough courage will fail thee
Enough courage won't fail thy

Supporting claim 4:
Kingship taking over
Consuming
Kill for royality

Evidence #4:
Lady Macbeth; "These deeds must not be thought after, these ways, So it will make us mad."
Act 2 Scene 2; Lines 45-46

Reason:
Doesn't want the thought of murder for it will make thee go crazy

Counterclaim:
Macbeth responsible for the tragedy, cause of his ambition for king?

Evidence #1:
Macbeth; "This push will cheer me ever or (disseat) me now."
Act 5 Scene 3; Lines 24-25
"Give me mine armor."
Act 5 Scene 3; Lines 44-45

Reason:
Fight to stay king
Fail and loose thy kingship

Refuting claim:
Macbeth responsible for the tragedy, consider this...

Evidence #1:
Lady Macbeth; "Go, get some water and wash this filthy witness from your hand."
Act 2 Scene 2; Lines 60-61
Lady Macbeth; "Naughts had, all's spent, where our desire is got without content."
Act 3 Scene 2; Lines 6-7

Reason:
Very calm & helpful
Trying to get rid of evidence
Desire for something, but feels no satisfaction

Conclusion:
Lady Macbeth
Ambition, Manipulation, and Kingship