An Analysis Of The Rationale Of Lady Macbeth

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Rationale:
The format of this written task is me interviewing the three main characters that appear in one of the most famous plays of Shakespeare, Macbeth: Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, and one of the witch from the three witches. The questions that I am focused on are the characterization of each character or about how they think about the other characters that appear in the play or thoughts on Shakespeare on how he described him or her self as a character appearing in the play.

Interview with Macbeth
Interviewer: What kind of characterization do you have in the play?
Macbeth: In the beginning of the play, I am showed to the audience as a brave and capable warrior. The reason is that I am first heard in the wounded captain’s account in my battlefield valor. However, this perspective gets complicated when I meet and interact with the three witches. So in conclusion, I struggle between these three attributes-bravery, ambition, and self-doubt- for the mastery of my characterization throughout the play.
Interviewer: How do you think about Shakespeare’s usage of yourself in his play Macbeth?
Macbeth: I personally think that Shakespeare makes a bad use of myself in …show more content…

So basically speaking, when he hesitated to murder Duncan, I kept irritating him by doubting his manhood until he felt the need to commit murder to prove himself the masculinity. I think that my remarkable strength of will persists through the murder of the king just as ambition affects me more strongly than my husband, Macbeth, before the crime. After Macbeth murdered Duncan, I steadied his nerves by praising him and saying positive things about him about the murder. However, after the murder, I start to get slowly mad. However, I am unfortunate about the fact that I commit a suicide at the end of the play due to my inability to deal with the legacy of the crimes Macbeth and I

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