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Macbeth EssayFalse face must hide what the false warmth doth know. (I, vii, 82) The recite above signifies him being pushed and pushed into things that were intended for him to accomplish, although these actions creates a world of death and revenge. Macbeth was a victim of his suffer ambition. In Macbeth tragedy strikes upon Macbeth and bring ons him to lose his own invigoration in order to live another. Macbeth is not a sympathetic character in that man can control his own destiny and that being pushed into rough decision can cost either their life or someone elses.In the play Macbeth one does not feel sympathetic for Macbeth. He controls his own destiny and lives a life of one man, himself. Rather accepting what he has, Macbeth gets greedy and wants it all. One can not feel sympathetic if the best management to get something is to kill that person or to kill the family of that person. He does change though at the end of the play. One can feel sympathetic for him at the end, when knowing that all hope has come to an end, he fights for something else than himself. He fights till the death yet loses at the end. Also one can feel for him because of many an(prenominal) nagging things going on in his head, including his wife and the three witches. Knowing the thought that he can become king, Lady Macbeth influences Macbeth to many things that soon cause a great deal of pain and suffering. If you can look into the seeds of time and say which grain will grow and which will not, speak then to me. (I, iii, 59-60) The quote is from Banquo who states if the witches can look into the future then tell him of what happens in the next coming. Macbeth has some control over his own destiny. He soon learns that from the witches foretelling him of his future. He learns that not only will he become Thane of Cawdor but also King. His destiny is soon thrown into the hands of Lady Macbeth, who in many lots eyes believes she is the controller of Macbeth. Macbeths own actio ns show that he can control his own destiny. He could have never killed King Duncan, but pressure from his wife and the future telling him that he will be King seduces Macbeth into wanting more than what he has.