Macbeth ? Character Study To study the character of Macbeth, you not notwithstanding have to look in the scenes in which he is present, only when also in the scenes in which others are talking astir(predicate) him, as he as many different sides to his nature, depending on whose company he is in. He also changes his nature and character as different events take place.
        In the second scene, it is pellucid that Macbeth is a warrior, and has just defeated the rebel Macdonald. When the news comes adventure to the King, Duncan, everyone speaks very highly of him, especially Malcolm, who Macbeth rescued from capture. The captain speaks astir(predicate) the brave ?Macbeth because although he was faced with an assault of fresh Norwegian troops, Macbeth fought courageously and undaunted. After hearing this, Duncan calls him a ?worthy gentleman and sentences Maspeths unreliable opponent to death, and decides to confer his title on Macbeth.
        It is in the future(a) scene that Macbeth finds out that he is to be the Thane of Cawdor, and then the a simplyting King of Scotland. He finds this out not from the King, but from trine witches. In my mind, these witches are a symbol of Macbeths conscience.
After discovering this information, he is desperate to find out by which means he is to bring to pass thane of Cawdor, but the witches refuse to tell him. He starts to become impatient, and this is where his other personality starts to shine through. Once he is alone, he weighs up the moral implications of the witches prophecy. Although he is absolutely terrified at the thought of killing Duncan, he is willing to do whatever is necessary to become King. The temptation is too strong for him, but when questioned by Banquo he lies about his thoughts.
        When Macbeth greets...
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