How do the soldiers feel about Macbeth in act 1 differ from their later feelings about him in act V

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Amirah Mcguire

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14 July, 05:07

How do the soldiers feel about Macbeth in act 1 differ from their later feelings about him in act V

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Joshua Lynch · Answer 1

Answer: in Act I, they think he is brave and honorable; in act V, they think he is an insane tyrant who must be defeated.

Cristal · Answer 2

In act 1 the soldiers think Macbeth is corageous and resolute. They see him as a man who fights for his king and his land. They see him strong and brave and narurally he is admired for these characteristics. In act V everything changes and after all the blood shed for the only purpose of becoming king himself, he is seen as a traitor and a sinful murderer.