the bit that goes before the speech in your handout
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Compare: Julius Caesar
In Julius Caesar we find another man who wants to be king: Brutus. He, too, has long monologues as to why he should or shouldn’t kill Caesar. Read the speech in the handout
What are his motives?
Are his motives better or worse than MacBeth’s?
Why?
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Discussion: types of ambition
How do these plays describe ambition? Use these four questions
Is chasing your ambition always good?
And where do you stop?
If Macbeth believed he was fated to have the crown, can he be credited (or blamed) with ambition in trying to gain it?