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  Cell phones are undoubtedly necessary in a fast-paced world we live in today. Although they are extremely useful on so many levels,...

• Answered a Question in Macbeth

  Although many factors contribute to Macbeth's imminent downfall, the play suggests that Macbeth alone is to blame for his own demise....

• Answered a Question in Macbeth

  We could say that Lady Macbeth is an aggressive, manipulative, and vicious woman who is consumed by greed and hunger for power. When...

• Answered a Question in Macbeth

  At the beginning of the play, Macbeth is hailed as one of the best, most loyal and most courageous warriors by everyone. He helps king...

• Answered a Question in Macbeth

  Macbeth is truly the one to blame for Duncan's death. At the beginning of the play, we begin to notice that Macbeth harbors "black and...

• Answered a Question in Macbeth

  Both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are responsible for the murder of king Duncan. Both of them experience hallucinations, which proves that...

• Answered a Question in Macbeth

  In Act V, Scene 5, Macbeth learns of his wife's suicide and is perturbed by the news. The news forces him to focus his attention on...

• Answered a Question in Macbeth

  Macbeth, in fact, does not gain anything. He loses more than he gains.

  When he murders king Duncan, he finally takes the throne...

• Answered a Question in Macbeth

  Macbeth is aware that murdering king Duncan would be one of the greatest sins and, he is talking about it in Act I, Scene 7:

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• Answered a Question in Macbeth

  The supernatural world versus the natural world is one of the central themes in the play. The supernatural world is represented by the...