Macbeth, the protagonist of William Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth, performs diabolic deeds over the course of the play and transforms into an evil, deceitful, and corrupt leader. Nevertheless, Shakespeare creates an atmosphere, using the imagery of blood and sleep, where one can do nothing but sympathize with Macbeth despite all his immoral exploits. Macbeth is a good man whose tragic flaws lead to his inevitable downfall. Macbeth's indecision, insecurity, and temptation for power make him susceptible to the predictions of the witches and to Lady Macbeth's wicked plan. His immediate acceptance of the witches' prophecies and submission to Lady Macbeth, initiate a chain of events that go far beyond his control. After committing King Duncan's murder, Macbeth's conscience is overwhelmed with guilt and he unequivocally regrets his actions. However, he fails to resolve the situation because his insecurity and ambition lead him into committing more blunders. Besides, Macbeth, overcome...