The impact of guilt and betrayal is examined from "summary" of The Oxford Shakespeare: The Tragedy of Macbeth by William Shakespeare
The profound exploration of guilt and betrayal in 'The Tragedy of Macbeth' unveils the devastating consequences of these powerful emotions. Macbeth's descent into madness is intricately linked to his overwhelming guilt over the heinous acts he commits in pursuit of power. The haunting presence of his conscience serves as a constant reminder of his treacherous deeds, leading to his eventual downfall. Lady Macbeth, driven by her ambition and thirst for power, betrays her own moral compass by orchestrating the murder of King Duncan. However, her guilt becomes too much to bear, manifesting in her sleepwalking episodes where she is tormented by her subconscious thoughts. The unraveling of her mental state serves as a cautionary tale of the destructive nature of betrayal and guilt. The impact of guilt and betrayal extends beyond the titular characters, affecting t...
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