1. In the Shakespearian calamity. “The Tragedy of Macbeth” . Macbeth himself did non come from baronial stature. but alternatively he followed into the line of kingship. and had presented himself with outstanding qualities ; such as strong abilities out on the battleground. 2. The tragic flaw presented in Macbeth resulted in Macbeth’s ain slaying against his good male monarch Duncan. in order to derive power. celebrity. and luck for his ain pleasance. Macbeth himself had a hubris or pride and passion that he allowed to take over his determinations. taking to his tragic ruin. 3. Macbeth’s downfall itself was led by his ain freewill. overridden by his ain chesty assurance. Proof he had taken done this to himself is said so by Macbeth. “I am in blood stepped in so far that. should I wade no more. returning were every bit boring as to travel o’er. ” ( Act III. Scene 4. Line 136-138 ) .
4. As the audience. commiseration was expressed in a heartfelt way through Macbeth’s possible and yet great human potency. “I have lived long enough…and that which should attach to old age. as award. love. obeisance. military personnels of friends. I must non look to hold. ” ( Act V. Scene 3. Line 22-26 ) . 5. The first marks of consciousness are when Macbeth puts together the existent anticipations granted to him by the three phantoms. “Let every soldier hew him down a bough and bear it before him. ” ( Act V. Scene 4. Line 4-7 ) . He is so lead to accepting his destiny or anagnorisis. right before Macbeth is slain by Macduff. “I will non give. to snog the land before immature Malcolm’s feet…I throw my militant shield. Lay on. Macduff. ” ( Act V. Scene 8. Line 27-24 ) . Part Two:
By utilizing Aristotle’s definition of a tragic hero. I would reason that Macbeth is so a tragic hero. Macbeth’s tragic defect largely described as his passion. where he would contemplate over and over with his really ain logical thinking. in which passion overrules all of his humanly common senses ; this causes an instability between human ground and passion therefore taking to tragic effects or instead the hero’s tragic decease.
