This dead Butcher… is this a fair assumption of Macbeth?

I accept that Macbeth s not a dead butcher as you do run through him have a sign of guilt when he murders characters in the book. Although he is a very ambitions valet resulting in consequences both for him and peck around him. In the play you delay Macbeth influenced and persuaded by super-natural forces, like the tercet witches which you see at the beginning of the book. This brings out the ambition in him and behind turns him into a power ridden man. But at the end he turns into the unwavering soldier he was at the beginning of the book, before he meets the witches.In the first act you see the loyal soldier, Macbeth meet the three witches conscionable after over powering the Thane of Cawdors army. This suddenly brings out the ambition in him as they say he will eventually become King. It says,All hail, Macbeth That shalt be King here after.Read this The Secrets of Haitis Living idleThrough the act in the book the readers view of Macbeth changes completely. The character who entered the face at the beginning is, in the eyes of the audience, completely different soul from the character at the end of the first act. He transforms from a life-threatening man, a loyal soldier h acest to one who is prepared to knock off to be king.Even before Macbeth himself appears on stage, he is discussed as a good man by the king and the kings eldest son Malcolm. They accost of Macbeth as a great soldier after his recent advantage in the battlefield, while in the service of the King. The King then dialog to Macbeth and tells him how the Thane of Cawdor was a loyal accomplice to him. It is a bit ironic as you see that Macbeth becomes Thane of Cawdor and then stabbed in the spur by him.After this you see his thought-provoking side come out as he writes a letter to his married woman saying he will be King. This brings the womans curse side out as she tries to take all the good in her and replace it with evil as she says, unsex me here, and fill me from head to the toenail top-full of direst cruelty.After this the King says he will have dinner at Macbeths house which seems strange as it give them the perfect time to stamp out the King making a step closer to being King. That shadow they jut out out to ill the King which they do but you see Macbeth arguing about not wanting to efface him. It says, First, as I am his kinsman and his subject. This means that he is my king and my guest and shouldnt kill him. Macbeth mucks the plan up though as he feels very at fault for what he has done. Fortunately his wife manages to make it seem that it was the guards fault as she had narcotized them.Kind Duncans two children Donaldbain and Lennox are very curious about this and vanish to England and Wales.Further on in the play he becomes more ambitious and wants to make sure he stays King doing anything to stay there. To this he knew he had to kill his loyal friend Banquo as when he met the witches they express he would be a farther to a line of Kings. So while he was at a party he engage murderers to kill him and his son for him so he would be king. The murders were unable to kill Banquos son but killed him. Later at the party Macbeth saw the shadiness of Banquo at the party here he should have been sitting. No one else could see it as he was the only one that knew what had happened to him. The ghost is a sign of his guiltiness showing that he isnt a bad man after all. By this point Macbeths wife died because the evilness inside her gets the discontinue of her.At the end of the play Macduff, one of King Duncans followers, has got an army unneurotic to try and gain power of the crown once again as he had enough of Macbeths evil ways. To the reader you see Macbeth turn back into the soldier he once was at the beginning of the book, ready to compress like a true and loyal soldier would. He skins Macduff who give tongue to just surrender but Macbeth says no I wish to fight you like a true soldier.Overall I believe that Macbeth is not a dead butcher as at the beginning at ending of the book he is a good and loyal soldier but ambition does get the better of him in the middle where he does want to become king. Not just down to him but his wife aswell. When he does kill people like the King and his loyal friend Banquo he always argues a case on why he should not kill them and then after he feel guilty for killing them by messing up plans or even seeing a ghost.