Question

20 essay 4 points
what do you think about macbeths ambition? where did he go wrong? did he really have a choice, or was it his fate to fall?

Explanation:

Macbeth's ambition was initially a driving force but became excessive. He went wrong when he let ambition override morality (e.g., murdering Duncan). He had a choice - he could have resisted the witches' prophecies and his wife's urging. Fate (the witches' words) was a catalyst, but his actions were his own. Free will played a role as he made conscious decisions (like the murders) rather than being completely controlled by fate.

Answer:

Macbeth's ambition was initially a driving force but became excessive. He went wrong when he let ambition override morality. He had a choice as his actions were conscious decisions rather than being solely fate - driven.