How does Macbeth change his decision to kill duncan?

Answer 1

There are various reasons why Macbeth murdered others:

GreedGreed. He wants to become king. He is torn between just letting fate do it ("If chance would have me king, why then chance may crown me.") or taking steps to have it happen himself. In Act 1 Scene 7 he decides that his desire for the crown is not worth the trouble which committing the murder will cause ("We shall proceed no further in this business.") and he wouldn't have done it if it were not for . . . PersuasionAlthough greed played a part in his desire to murder, Lady Macbeth convinced him to murder King Duncan to gain the throne, not by appealing to his greed, but by appealing to his self-image as a brave man, by suggesting that he is a coward and weak if he will not commit the murder. Therefore, she could be blamed for turning Macbeth into a murderer. Once he has killed Duncan, he is then motivated by . . . FearThe first thing Macbeth does after the murder of Duncan is discovered, is to murder the grooms out of fear that they will be believed when they protest their innocence. He kills Banquo out of fear ("My fears in Banquo stick deep.")When Macbeth is warned by the witches against Macduff, he then saw Macduff a threat and therefore killed his family.

Answer 2

When Macbeth and banquo first hear the "witches prophecies", they scarley beleive them. When they go out saying "you shall be king" and "your children shall be kings"

because of his tradgic flaw, his want for power and because of his wife, (Lady Macbeth) also the one who brainwashed Macbeth into killing King Duncan, when he had no knowkedge of his chance to be better, he played fair and did'nt really care but when he found out that he could be the highest from authoruty, he started to crave it, needed it and he felt at this point that nothing could get in his way. At first, Macbeth did'nt want to kill King Duncan because he was apart of his family and a very kind man, before Lady Macbeth suggested the idea, he had only thought of it once but didnt bring it up and decided to keep his thoughts to hiself. His ambition and desire turned him into an evil person.

Answer 3

He is suspicious that MAcbeth has something to do with Duncan's murder.

Answer 4

It is in the form of a play which you should watch. The play answers the question.

Answer 5

At the start of Act 1 Scene 7 he decides not to kill Duncan. By the end of the scene Lady Macbeth has made him change his mind.

Answer 6

that he will not waste more time thinking about wht to do and will take action -apex