Macbeth I

tself is powerful because it highlights how ruthless Macbeth has become – ruthless in an almost demonic sense. For a start, the audience has just witnessed a horrific murder, and not only has Macbeth been prepared to kill a friend of his, but his friend's son as well. The fact that he is meant to be having a jolly ban
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