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question 3 points 3 which combination of influences best explains macbeth’s transformation from a respected nobleman into a tragic figure? his sense of duty to scotland and loyalty to duncan the witches’ supernatural prophecies, coupled with lady macbeth’s persuasion banquo’s cautious skepticism and moral integrity malcolm’s challenge to his legitimacy and macduff’s resolve
In Shakespeare's Macbeth, the witches' prophecies plant the seed of ambition in Macbeth, and Lady Macbeth's persuasion pushes him to act on his dark desires, leading to his tragic down - fall. His sense of duty and loyalty would have prevented such a transformation, Banquo's traits are contrasting to Macbeth's descent, and Malcolm and Macduff's actions are reactions to Macbeth's already transformed state.
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The witches' supernatural prophecies, coupled with Lady Macbeth's persuasion