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Originally Posted by nolan
They key to the character of MacBeth, and what my English teacher (who was awful, but that's neither here nor there) used him to teach us, was fatal flaws. I don't have the play handy, but if you can see the juxtaposition between the person he was at the beginning of the play with the end product, then you can probably also find his hubris and other sorts of things that relate to his fatal flaw.
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if you go this route, you could use Macduff to compare to Macbeth, since he's like a foil character in the play. kinda describe how Macbeth fell from grace, and then use Macduff to show how Macbeth
could have been if he wouldn't have become corrupted.