This is my reason on who should be blamed for the tragedies of Macbeth. I feel that the downfall of the notorious King Macbeth was due to the vaulting ambition that he once stated would lead him to his transformation to a mass serial killer named Jason. Though the three ugly witches, and his outrageously insane wife had a small part in the transformation, I feel that a person can only do what he or she wants to. No matter, under any circumstances, can a person force you to do something you do not want to. That is rule number one, in the book, Rules To Being A Notorious King. The following paragraphs will lead you through the long journey that Macbeth took to middle earth in search of the one powerful king, and how Victor Frankenstein transformed him into the man we now know as Jason.
             In the beginning, of the story, Macbeth was told a prophecy that the three ugly witches had prophesied for him. The prophecy would be simple to a common man like me, but no, we are talking about a notorious king like Macbeth. The prophecy was that he would be King, and Thane of Cawdor. But by his own vaulting ambition, and his extremely dumb ways, he had to go on a killing spree to gain that prized title of King, and Thane of Cawdor, or for those who like Lord of the Rings, he would become Ruler Of The Known World plus middle earth (L.O.T.R.). So wait, is that it? Nothing else happened? No. There is more. His most outrageous wife entered the picture then the real story started.
             As all women do they deceive their husbands into doing things that men do not want to do, but it's up to the man to make the final decision and to make the best choice. Well, things were kind of different in Macbeth's case. He was kind of a pansy man that did everything his wife told him because she was one crazy woman. So it turns out she brain-washes Macbeth into having a little pow-wow at their house with Duncan (presently Thane of Cawdor), and that did ...