Sc. 8, Lines 27-34: Examine how Macbeth faces death and compare his character here to characterizations earlier in the play, such as the Captain's description of him in Act I, Scene 2. What traits have stayed the same throughout the entire play?

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Quinn Salas

21 November, 17:26

Sc. 8, Lines 27-34: Examine how Macbeth faces death and compare his character here to characterizations earlier in the play, such as the Captain's description of him in Act I, Scene 2. What traits have stayed the same throughout the entire play?

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Steve Mcbride · Answer 1

Answer:Macbeth would fight until he has killed someone. Towards the end of the play, Macbeth was confident in himself and was brave. He faces death with braveness committed to his goal of what he believes he should get as rightful his, loyal as he was to the king now to his own goal.