William Sheakespeare's "Macbeth"; an essay about the moods and feelings Macbeth exhibits thourghout the play.

"Macbeth", by William Shakespeare is a play about killing and overconfidence. In the story, Macbeth exhibits many different feelings and moods. He is conceited one minute and greedy the next. Eventually Macbeth changes from a loyal thane, to a manipulated husband, to a paranoid killing machine. Macbeth is very unsure whether killing Duncan is such a good idea; this explains his loyal thane quality. Macbeth argues and reminds himself about how his king has never …showed first 75 words of 493 total…

…showed last 75 words of 493 total…have anyone to take the throne if Macduff ever died. All the changes that Macbeth has gone through, is an overall consequence of Macbeth believing the witches for the first time he meet them. Macbeth was very loyal to his king but his wife changed his mind after she manipulates him. Macbeth then changes into a killing machine and is so addicted that he can not stop killing people. This is what overall kills Macbeth.