The Lion King And Macbeth Comparative Essay
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Comparing and Contrasting Ambitious Characters in The Lion King and Macbeth “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth (The Holy Bible, Matthew 5:5). This quote is the third Beatitude in “The Bible” which means that any person who exhibits self-control and modesty will be rewarded with peace, prosperity and eternal life. There are many stories in the bible, as well as novels, plays, and motion pictures that help display the consequences of not leading a humble life. Macbeth (from Shakespeare’s “Macbeth”) and Scar (from Rob Minkoff and Roger Aller’s “The Lion King”) are two characters that fail to portray the virtues of the third Beatitude. In both adaptations, there are many parallels between both characters as they possess selfish qualities and murder for their own benefits. Although Scar and Macbeth both commit regicide out of their own desire for power and create chaos among the land, Macbeth presents moral qualities while Scar is corrupt and dishonest throughout the “Lion King”. The main characters of both adaptations bring attention to the …show more content…
In Macbeth, Macbeth kills Duncan purely out of selfish desire for power. After the three witches give Macbeth the prophecy that he will become Thane of Glamis, Thane of Cawdor and King, he considers murdering King Duncan in order for him to become king. After Ross delivers the news that he has just been rewarded with the title “Thane of Cawdor”, he contemplates whether he will kill King Duncan or not and how he will do it: “This supernatural soliciting cannot be ill, cannot be good... If good why do I yield to that suggestion, whose horrid image doth unfix my hair... my thought, whose murder yet is but fantastical” (1.3.127-141). In the end, the only thing that convinces Macbeth to go along with murder is his own greed and
In this essay, the author
- Compares and contrasts ambitious characters in the lion king and macbeth. both characters possess selfish qualities and murder for their own benefit.
- Analyzes how "the lion king" and "macbeth" introduce a gracious and noble king who is dissatisfied with because they are jealous of their power and praise.
- Analyzes how scar is jealous of his brother mufasa's sovereignty and decides that he will kill him to become king.
- Compares and contrasts ambitious characters in the lion king and macbeth. both characters possess selfish qualities and murder for their own benefit.
- Analyzes how "the lion king" and "macbeth" introduce a gracious and noble king who is dissatisfied with because they are jealous of their power and praise.
- Analyzes how scar is jealous of his brother mufasa's sovereignty and decides that he will kill him to become king.
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- Analyzes how supernatural forces implant the idea of power into the mind of a valiant man in shakespeare's play macbeth.
- Analyzes how macbeth is overwhelmed by a lust for power when he is visited by three evil witches.
- Analyzes how the celestial forces in the play drive macbeth's actions and cause him to be too careless with his own life.
- Analyzes how supernatural forces implant the idea of power into the mind of a valiant man in shakespeare's play macbeth.
- Analyzes how macbeth is overwhelmed by a lust for power when he is visited by three evil witches.
- Analyzes how the celestial forces in the play drive macbeth's actions and cause him to be too careless with his own life.
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- Analyzes how macbeth's actions are cold-blooded and are done out of ambition and greed. he killed king duncan and hired murderers to kill banquo and his son fleance.
- Analyzes how macbeth's first encounter with the three witches influenced him to commit a murder that he wasn't planning on committing.
- Analyzes how the witches show macbeth four apparitions, implying that he is invincible. they tell him that his castle is surrounded by men carrying large branches from birnam wood.
- Opines that macbeth was the only one responsible for his actions and his final outcome. his wife, lady, and the witches played a huge part in influencing him.
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- Analyzes how lady macbeth's grief and ambition cost her life, and her paranoia caused her death.
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- Analyzes how lady macbeth manipulated his mind to think the right thing to do was kill duncan. he felt that his soul could never be cleansed no matter what he did.
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- Analyzes how macbeth, the main character in william shakespeare's tragedy, was not secure in his manhood. he became desensitized to killing after killing duncan.
- Analyzes how lady macbeth manipulated his mind to think the right thing to do was kill duncan. he felt that his soul could never be cleansed no matter what he did.
- Opines that all great neptune's ocean will wash this blood; this my hand will rather/the multitudinous seas incarnadine.
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- Analyzes how macbeth's dream of becoming king has ironically changed from a bright future to tragic end due to some of his crucial decisions.
- Analyzes how macbeth's murder was a necessity to secure his spot as king, since duncan named his son, malcolm as prince of cumberland. the irony in the murder of king duncan is that
- Analyzes how macbeth's second murder was an essential component in the murder of duncan. he killed the 2 guards while approaching duncan because one yelled "murder!" in his sleep, which woke both of them up.
- Analyzes how macbeth's dream of becoming king has ironically changed from a bright future to tragic end due to some of his crucial decisions.
- Analyzes how macbeth's murder was a necessity to secure his spot as king, since duncan named his son, malcolm as prince of cumberland. the irony in the murder of king duncan is that
- Analyzes how macbeth's second murder was an essential component in the murder of duncan. he killed the 2 guards while approaching duncan because one yelled "murder!" in his sleep, which woke both of them up.
- Analyzes how macbeth's murder of banquo and fleance was crucial since it gave him confidence that he'd remain king and that no one would overrule him.
- Analyzes how duncan and the guards' murder sparked the flame into banquo's murder which ultimately made macbeth an evil, selfish and ruthless king. his desires promoted all the murders which in the end was his "kryptonite."
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- Analyzes how macbeth shows a supreme pride because he knows that banquo is an obstacle in his way of ruling. he states that it is his duty to kill him, but not let anyone see his crime.
- Analyzes how macbeth's capacity for suffering leads him to be a tragic hero.
- Analyzes how macbeth proves himself of a tragic hero by showing supreme pride, and capacity for suffering.
- Analyzes how macbeth shows a supreme pride because he knows that banquo is an obstacle in his way of ruling. he states that it is his duty to kill him, but not let anyone see his crime.
- Analyzes how macbeth's capacity for suffering leads him to be a tragic hero.
- Analyzes how macbeth shows a sense of commitment when he reviews in his mind about the murder of duncan.
- Analyzes how macbeth's vigorous protest adds to him being a tragic hero. he cries out against god and his own weaknesses.
- Analyzes how macbeth's impact on other people verifies that he is a tragic hero. he loves killing and loves to torture people.
- Concludes that macbeth was a tragic hero. he showed supreme pride when he thought about the murders of banquo and duncan.
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- Analyzes how shakespeare chooses a noble character such as macbeth, to emphasize how greed and power can alter one’s good morals.
- Analyzes how macbeth still has some good in him before committing his first murder. he feels duncan is a good leader, and as his kings men he is supposed to protect duncan.
- Analyzes how lady macbeth's influence is a major reason for his corruption. she is determined to make her husband king.
- Analyzes how lady macbeth's paranoia led him to bring the daggers back with him after committing the murder of duncan.
- Analyzes how macbeth becomes suspicious of banquo and jealous of his son, and his ambition to stay king forces him to become more evil by getting rid of him.
- Analyzes how macbeth loses his mind after killing banquo. hallucination is a motif used by shakespeare to show his self-punishment for his crimes.
- Analyzes how macbeth's crimes caused him to go mad and he couldn't sleep peacefully. these motifs show the self-punishment of crime.
- Analyzes how macbeth has lost all sanity and plans to wipe out mucduff's family. he doesn't think twice about killing his family, while in the play he struggles to make the decision to kill duncan.
- Analyzes how macbeth was blinded by evil and pride and believed he could not be impeded.
- Concludes that shakespeare uses macbeth and lady macbeth to show how power corrupts good morals and motifs illustrate the self-punishment of crime.
- Cites beers, kylene, and gerwig, george william. "lady macbeth." shakespeare's ideals of womanhood. eastaurora, n.y.
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- Analyzes how the controller agrees with the claim that happiness is a poor substitute for passion, but needed to keep society stable. huxley alludes to shakespeare's macbeth, bringing distress to bear on that what they are speaking about has no meaning.
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- Analyzes the emotions of ambition, remorse, and fear in macbeth by william shakespeare. ambition takes control of him earlier in the play when the witches tell him he is going to be king.
- Analyzes how macbeth is captured by his wild ambition at the opening of the play when he and banqou meet the three witches.
- Analyzes how macbeth feels remorse after killing the king. he understands that he has committed a sin and will be punished.
- Analyzes the emotions of ambition, remorse, and fear in macbeth by william shakespeare. ambition takes control of him earlier in the play when the witches tell him he is going to be king.
- Analyzes how macbeth is captured by his wild ambition at the opening of the play when he and banqou meet the three witches.
- Analyzes how macbeth feels remorse after killing the king. he understands that he has committed a sin and will be punished.
- Analyzes how macbeth's fear and paranoia drove him crazy until macduff came around and killed him.
- Analyzes how macbeth's emotions were influenced by his ambition, fear, and remorse, which stimulated him to do and not do the things mentioned above.
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- Analyzes how macbeth's ambition led him to commit numerous murders, including the likes of banquo, his best friend.
- Analyzes how macbeth's ambition caused him to be easily influenced by the witches by conjuring up a prophecy where he becomes king.
- Analyzes how macbeth's ambition has caused him emotional turmoil. after killing duncan, he sees a floating dagger and freaks out.
- Analyzes how macbeth's ambition led him to commit numerous murders, including the likes of banquo, his best friend.
- Analyzes how macbeth's ambition caused him to be easily influenced by the witches by conjuring up a prophecy where he becomes king.
- Analyzes how macbeth's ambition has caused him emotional turmoil. after killing duncan, he sees a floating dagger and freaks out.
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- Analyzes how macbeth is a brave and noble man who is described as ‘bellona’s bridegroom’. ambitions and manipulation from his wife cause him to commit duncan's murder, but this particular murder does not relate to his downfall.
- Analyzes how macbeth's ambition does not play a big part in the murder of duncan because it is just starting to develop, thus not leading to his downfall.
- Analyzes how macbeth's ambition for the crown becomes his motivation for murdering banquo and macduff’s family. he is influenced by the witches’ apparitions, but he interprets them to suit himself.
- Analyzes how macbeth is a brave and noble man who is described as ‘bellona’s bridegroom’. ambitions and manipulation from his wife cause him to commit duncan's murder, but this particular murder does not relate to his downfall.
- Analyzes how macbeth's ambition does not play a big part in the murder of duncan because it is just starting to develop, thus not leading to his downfall.
- Analyzes how macbeth's ambition for the crown becomes his motivation for murdering banquo and macduff’s family. he is influenced by the witches’ apparitions, but he interprets them to suit himself.
- Analyzes how macbeth's ambition for security is the driving force behind the murder of banquo and macduff’s family.
- Concludes that shakespeare wanted the modern viewer to see how ambition and over-confidence can lead man to his downfall.
- Explains that shakespeare, william, the tragedy of macbeth. boston: d.c. heath and company, 1915. google books.
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- Analyzes how macbeth, thanks to his bravery in the war, is made the thane of cawdor, part of a three-part prophecy given by the weird sisters.
- Analyzes how macbeth's third killing, that of banquo, begins his return to nobility. it is a matter of protection, though it may outwardly seem pure jealousy.
- Analyzes how shakespeare introduces macbeth's heroism to the audience.
- Analyzes how macbeth, thanks to his bravery in the war, is made the thane of cawdor, part of a three-part prophecy given by the weird sisters.
- Analyzes how macbeth's third killing, that of banquo, begins his return to nobility. it is a matter of protection, though it may outwardly seem pure jealousy.
- Analyzes how shakespeare could have shown macbeth's return from his earlier ignobility by illustrating this point by changing his motives.
- Analyzes how shakespeare illustrates macbeth's confusion over the moral dilemma of killing for a second time.
- Analyzes how macbeth kills young siward for self-defense, but is cynical about macduff, who isn't born of a woman. shakespeare uses the play to show us that he is wiser and cowardly.
- Analyzes how shakespeare shows the various sides of macbeth's character through the killings, for death, in literature, can convey important messages.
- Analyzes how shakespeare uses the killings as a sort of "barometer" to illustrate the changes in macbeth's character.
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In this essay, the author
- Analyzes how the playwright portrayed macbeth's deception as he deceived duncan, banquo, and his wife.
- Analyzes how macbeth had to project an image as a loyal general to the king in order to hide his true intentions.
- Analyzes how macbeth deceives his good friend, banquo, by telling him about the two sons of the king who are suspects in the murder of their father.
- Analyzes how the playwright portrayed macbeth's deception as he deceived duncan, banquo, and his wife.
- Analyzes how macbeth had to project an image as a loyal general to the king in order to hide his true intentions.
- Analyzes how macbeth deceives his good friend, banquo, by telling him about the two sons of the king who are suspects in the murder of their father.
- Analyzes how lady macbeth motivated him to deceive other people by giving him pieces of advice.
- Analyzes how macbeth was motivated by different factors, such as being a better person, concealing his crimes, and encouraging his wife. deception is not always bad; it could be used to prevent chaos.
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In this essay, the author
- Analyzes how othello is livid after hearing the "confession" and kills desdemona. in the minutes leading up to her death, she insists that she is innocent.
- Analyzes how othello wouldn't let desdemona live a few minutes to prove her innocence demonstrates the extent of iago's manipulations on him.
- Analyzes how the witches lured macbeth into killing the king and many others in order to seize and protect his position. both characters' crimes were motivated by wounded prided.
- Analyzes how othello is livid after hearing the "confession" and kills desdemona. in the minutes leading up to her death, she insists that she is innocent.
- Analyzes how othello wouldn't let desdemona live a few minutes to prove her innocence demonstrates the extent of iago's manipulations on him.
- Analyzes how the witches lured macbeth into killing the king and many others in order to seize and protect his position. both characters' crimes were motivated by wounded prided.
- Analyzes how macbeth's tragic flaw of ambition is the biggest contributor to his downfall.
- Analyzes how iago "warns" othello of the danger of jealousy, comparing it to a green-eyed monster which feeds on itself.
- Analyzes how othello's jealousy drives him insane and causes him to kill his innocent wife. macbeth is too late to discover that he was tricked by the witches.
- Analyzes how shakespeare's othello and macbeth portray how easy it is to manipulate someone by playing on their weakness. both started out as brave and honourable people who were admired by their acquaintances.
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