In literature, dynamic characters are the ones whom go through change over a period of time. In the Shakespeare novel, Macbeth, the character Macbeth was described as a dynamic character. Macbeth went from being the brave soldier in the beginning to tyrant and devious brutal killer. At the end, Macbeth received a little taste of his own medicine by Macduff.
             During Scotland was ruled by King Duncan, Macbeth battled Macdonald, accompanied by his friend, Banquo. They both received honor for their victory. Over time, Macbeth was encouraged by his wife, Lady Macbeth, to overtake Duncan's kingdom. Macbeth was advised to murder Duncan but his lack of confidence prevent him from killing Duncan at that time. His cunning wife came up with a which was, she would go and drug the guards, take one of the guard's sword, kill Duncan, and return the sword to the guards, so that the guards looks like they committed the crime of killing Duncan.
             Macbeth became so ambitious that nothing can get in his way to be the only king alive. He was given three apparitions by the wyrd sisters, which explained the future of his ruling. They were: a head wearing an armor, blood-covered child, and a child with a tree in his hand. They symbolized: beware of Macduff, only whom are born of a woman can harm Macbeth, and be brave as a lion. Macbeth had trust in the witches prophecies and he gained confidence on his own. He figured violence is the only way to retain his power. Therefore he murdered another person, Banquo. The reason is Macbeth thinks Banquo will back stab Macbeth by revealing the truth about Duncan's murder.
             Because of his devious plans of murder and betrayals, his hearts became stone. He finds no comfort in anything, not life, nor his wife. He wife was just an obstacle to him. He lost every ounce of love for Lady Macbeth. When Lady Macbeth died, Macbeth had no sympathy for her. He said," she will die sooner or later...