What do MacBeth's conflicting emotions about the murder of Duncan suggest about his career?
A. He is weak and lacks strength of character
B. He loves his wife and doesn't want her in harms's way
C. He is evil and disloyal to everyone but himself
D. He is complex , with both good and bad qualities
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d) he is complex, with both good and bad quality
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‘He is complex, with both good and bad qualities’ is the right answer.
Answer: Option D
Explanation:
In Shakespeare's famous tragedy 'Macbeth', Macbeth is the tragic hero. It is through him that Shakespeare creates the catharsis of the play. Since according to Aristotle, a tragic hero should have a blend of noble characteristics and tragic flaws Macbeth too is endowed with good and bad qualities.
When Macbeth sets out to murder Duncan he suffers from dilemma, a typical trait of tragic heroes. This is expressed through the famous dagger scene. Macbeth is a very valiant and dedicated Thane to King Duncan. At the same time he is over-ambitious. Thus he becomes a very complex character.
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