Ill give u 40 Points pls answer fast. The intrigue of Macboth lies in the paychological development of the characters, particularly Macbeth, rather than the plot. How do Macbeth's character and actions fit the id, Ego, and Superego thus far in the play (consider his actions in both Acts and ID?

he lies about that The Id, the Ego, and the Super ego are all illustrated through Macbeth. Macbeth's desire to be king and kill Duncan is an example of the Id. The Ego is represented through Macbeth's realization of the consequences of killing Duncan. It can also be seen through his need to follow Lady Macbeth. He must follow her if he wants to continue to socialize with her. Macbeth's Super ego can be established through the fact that he knows killing Duncan is wrong. The internal conflict of Macbeth builds upon the theme that there are consequences to all choices (moral order). all of this because he won't just admit the truth that he killed someone.

pulling in the reader is important