He feels invincible while he is under their influence. People begin to speculate about what really happened concerning the murders. Macbeth becomes a merciless tyrant who will kill anybody who gets in the way of what he wants. He is consumed by the desire to fulfill the witches' prophesies and ironically follows them to his death...
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Macbeth becomes a merciless tyrant who will kill anybody who gets in the way of what he wants. He is consumed by the desire to fulfill the witches' prophesies and ironically follows them to his death. Macbeth in the tragic play of Macbeth experiences some very distinct personality changes. He is first a very good man but is changed by prophecies and Lady Macbeth's persuasiveness to an evil controlling tyrant...
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