" In order to protect his title, Macbeth had to murder those who get in his way, and he even planted spies in every household in Scotland. Near to the end, Macbeth has even, "Forgot the taste of fears" It's as if he had overcome fear, which had made him able to be ruthless, and murderous. On the other hand the justification of Macbeth as a butcher could not be reasonable, after all, at the beginning of the play he was a warrior hero, whose fame o the battlefield wins him great honour from the king. He was a "Valiant cousin! Worthy gentleman,"
             A remark made by the former king whom Macbeth assassinated. Macbeth is portrayed as a brave soldier. Phrases such as "Valour's minion," which means servant of courage and "Bellona's bridegroom," which means the husband of war gives out a sense of Macbeth's superheroism. Macbeth and Banquo are also described by the captain as "eagles" and "lions" unafraid of the opposing army, who were compared to " sparrows and hares."
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