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Help me out with Macbeth question please

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MegaVovaN

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Hi all, I read the Macbeth in modern translation over at sparknotes.com, answered close to 100 questions over 5 acts, yet I don't know how to answer this question:


Macbeth is sometimes cited as an example of ?the villain as hero.? Do you agree? Explain your answer.
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Thanks 🙂
 
Originally posted by: keeleysam
He isn't a "good guy", but is the protagonist.

Do your own damn homework.
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Done, thanks 🙂
steered me in the right direction, and this is what I wrote:
Macbeth was portrayed as a "bad guy", but really it?s just the course of events messed with him, and he was powerless to prevent it. Macbeth is a protagonist, even though he isn?t a ?good guy?.
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