Macbeth being his own death andMacduff himself.

Macbeth being his own death andMacduff himself.

Macbeth committed many devilish crimes and he bribed men to do his murderousschemes.

He used the power he had against other men to get what he wanted.Macbeth wanted to rule Scotland and when he was in command, if he was worriedabout someone or something, he made sure everything was taken care of to keephis mind at rest. He had regrets when he killed Duncan, but none of his sinsevaded his mind, and he remained happy during the time he reigned as king. Theonly thing that he absolutely feared was Macduff and his own death.

Macbeth usedtwo men to accomplish his sin of killing Banquo and Fleance. Macbeth wantedBanquo and Fleance dead because Macbeth did not want any of Banquosdescendants to acquire his position after he died. To turn the men againstBanquo, Macbeth said that it was all Banquos fault that they were poor anddid not have anything else to live for. “That it was he in the times past,which held you/ So under fortune.” (3.1.117-118) Macbeth keeps telling themhow mean, selfish and heartless Banquo was.

He made the men believe that Banquowas their rival. “Both of you/ Know Banquo was your enemy.” (3.

1.131-132)Macbeth asks the men if they forgive Banquo for what he has done, to test theirloyalty towards Banquo. “To pray for this good man and for his issue,/ Whoseheavy hand hath bowed you to the grave.” (3.1.99-100) Macbeth can divert themind of a person with his performance. Macbeth wanted to rule Scotland and ifanything got in his way, he was sure to get rid of it, no matter what it took.

When Duncan was king, Macbeth killed him to acquire his reign. When Banquosuspected Macbeth of killing the king, Macbeth was worried that Banquo mightfind who really killed Duncan. Macbeth hired two men to kill Banquo.

Macbethalso killed the family of Macduff because Macbeth was scared of him. “Thecastle Macduff I will surprise/ Seize upon Fife, give to th edge o thsword” (4.1.171-172) Macduff was his opponent. Macbeth knew Macduff could killhim in an instant.

Macbeth had his regrets after he killed King Duncan. When hekilled Banquo, his ghost haunted his conscience by making Macbeth regret killinghis human form. At the time that Macbeth killed Macduffs family, Macbeth hadno regrets what so ever. Macbeth never though twice about the killings, becauseMacduff was unfaithful to his king. After Macbeth killed Duncan, Macbeth wishedhe had not murdered him. “To know my deed twere best not know myself./ WakeDuncan with thy knocking.

” (2.3.93-94) Once Macbeth was accustomed withmurdering people, he did not have any regrets. There were only two things thatreally made Macbeth worry and made him scared, those being his own death andMacduff himself.

Macbeth was terrified of dying for he wished to be King ofScotland forever. One other reason why he was afraid of his death was that thewitches predicted that Banquos descendants would become king, and the line ofkings would be long. Macbeth believed that he would live forever he trusted thewitches which also told him that he would never be harmed until Birnam Woodclimbed Dunsinane Hill and only a person who was not born from a woman couldkill him. The reason that Macbeth was afraid of Macduff was because Macbeth knewthat he was the real person who killed the king. Also, Macduff was gone toEngland to get the British army to fight Macbeth. Macbeth was scared of Macduffbecause he was able and strong enough to kill him and everyone was on the sideof Macduff, since no one agreed with Macbeths ways anymore. Finally, Macbethwas very cruel and mean.

He was an evil man who could go to any length to be incontrol. He used men to work, accomplishing his schemes, and was scared ofnothing but death and his opponent. He did not have any regrets. Macbeth wasvery machiavelinious. He had all the characteristics of a Machavellian man. Hewas undoubtfully the man with the most devilish schemes.