Question
Reviewing Macbeth by Clark Benson
What is the theme of the play?
Responses
A Ambition can ruin a good man.Ambition can ruin a good man.
B True love conquers everything.True love conquers everything.
C Hard work is more important than talent.Hard work is more important than talent.
D Being kind is worth more than being rich.
What is the theme of the play?
Responses
A Ambition can ruin a good man.Ambition can ruin a good man.
B True love conquers everything.True love conquers everything.
C Hard work is more important than talent.Hard work is more important than talent.
D Being kind is worth more than being rich.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response regarding the theme of "Macbeth" by William Shakespeare is:
**A. Ambition can ruin a good man.**
In "Macbeth," the protagonist's unchecked ambition leads to his moral downfall, resulting in chaos and destruction not only for himself but for those around him. This theme underscores the dangers of ambition when it overrides ethical considerations and leads to tragic consequences.
**A. Ambition can ruin a good man.**
In "Macbeth," the protagonist's unchecked ambition leads to his moral downfall, resulting in chaos and destruction not only for himself but for those around him. This theme underscores the dangers of ambition when it overrides ethical considerations and leads to tragic consequences.