Question

39 multiple choice 2 points what theme is highlighted through macbeths fear and isolation? ambition sometimes leads to fear and ruin. friendship defeats evil and murdering. justice always wins if youre only paranoid. the supernatural controls all without fail. clear my selection

Explanation:

Macbeth's ambition drives him to commit murder. This ambition then leads to his fear (of being discovered, of losing power) and isolation (as he alienates those around him). The other options do not fit as well. There is no strong indication of friendship defeating evil in relation to his fear and isolation. The idea of justice winning only if one is paranoid is not a central theme. And while the supernatural is present (the witches), it's not about the supernatural controlling all without fail in the context of his fear and isolation.

Answer:

Ambition sometimes leads to fear and ruin.