True, Macbeth shows ambition before he kills Duncan., Macbeth recognises that his ambition is dangerous., The phrase “vaulting ambition” suggests excess and recklessness., Macbeth has no strong reason to kill Duncan except ambition., Lady Macbeth encourages Macbeth to act on his ambition., By Act 3, Macbeth orders murders without hesitation., Macbeth’s ambition becomes more selfish as the play progresses., Ambition contributes to Macbeth’s moral corruption., Macbeth chooses to act on the witches’ prophecy., Unchecked ambition leads to Macbeth’s downfall., False, The witches tell Macbeth to kill Duncan., Macbeth feels no guilt after killing Duncan., Ambition disappears after Macbeth becomes king., Macbeth becomes less violent as the play continues., Lady Macbeth has no ambition of her own., Macbeth murders Duncan because Duncan insults him., Ambition is presented as completely positive., The witches control all of Macbeth’s actions., Macbeth never doubts killing Duncan., Macbeth regrets his ambition and gives up the throne.Macbeth’s ambition strengthens Scotland.
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