Macbeth: Historical Background
Macbeth’s choices that lead to his downfall, as he makes a deliberate choice to take the road to evil, leading him to killing his friend Banquo and many innocent people, including Lady Macduff and her children. • By the end of the play, Macbeth has become a ‘butcher’. • Macbeth is a strong character and he is much more than just a
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