Macbeth-Response to Aristotle's Tragic Hero

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English

 

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Harry H

 

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March 27, 2016

 

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University

 

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Macbeth knows that in the past he has had spurts of motivation that were fueled by his wife's encouragement, but when left alone he could piece together his thoughts and discover what was right. Macbeth evokes empathy from the audience during his moral debate because he expresses concerns and feelings of temptation and guilt, which are feelings experienced by everyone...
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After Macbeth convinces himself that he will not kill Duncan, Lady Macbeth needs only to attack his manhood and he easily agrees to do the deed again. This weakness on Macbeth's part does not help him to win over the audience and yet it does not turn them away either. Even after Duncan's murder when Macbeth displays human characteristics by feeling guilty and paranoid, the audience still does not turn on him...
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