Macbeth

             Macbeth is a tragic story of the struggle between good and evil.
             the weird sisters, or Lady Macbeth for the evil deeds done but I believe that Macbeth.
             himself was ultimately responsible for his own downfall. I also believe that you can't .
             determine his downfall by one single cause but rather three forces: supernatural, external, .
             and internal. In my essay I will explain each of these forces, and I will refer to specific .
             lines of the play to give you a clear image of my points.
             The beginning of the play suggests that dark supernatural forces will be involved.
             Three weird sisters are preparing a surprise for Macbeth, a surprise that in the end costs .
             him his life. These three witches" predictions play a very important role in Macbeth .
             pursuing with evil deeds. The witches are the first to unleash Macbeths" deep desires by .
             ensuring him he is to become King in the near future. This starts by a prediction of .
             becoming Thane of Cawdor. After this almost impossible prediction becomes true .
             Macbeth decides that perhaps it is not so far fetched that he will become King. His royal .
             dreams and ambition begin to take over his good side. The dark forces "win him with .
             honest trifles to betray in deepest consequence." Not only do they make him think about .
             murdering Duncan, but they also bring him to think of murdering Banquo, and his son by.
             .
             saying that Banquo's children will be kings. Throughout the whole play dark supernatural.
             forces trick and deceive Macbeth. In Act IV the apparitions play with words and.
             convince him to be "bloody, bold, and resolute", "to have no fear", and that "for none of .
             woman born shall harm Macbeth." This gives Macbeth confidence to murder more .
             victims, and is left at the end with no hope. .
             After the witches" awaken his desire of becoming King, his wife begins to push.
             Macbeth towards the real act of murdering Duncan. This would be the external force.
             Lady Macbeth thinks she knows exactly what her husband wants - to become King, and.