At the outset of the play, Macbeth has redeemable qualities, and because of these it would be possible for people to believe he could be saved, but by the end he has lost all hope of being redeemed. ... At this point in the play Macbeth is still fighting for his King and not his own selfish reasons.
What redeeming qualities did Macbeth have?
~Macbeth could have redeemed himself at anytime with his loyalty, guilt, and his conscience.
What are Macbeth's good qualities?
At the commencement we must notice:
- His Bravery. The wounded sergeant bears ample testimony to his heroism when fighting against Macdonwald and Sweno. ...
- His Kindness. ...
- His Ambition. ...
- His Treachery. ...
- His Tyranny. ...
- His Imaginativeness. ...
- Both are aspiring and ambitious.
- Both are murderers, usurpers, tyrants.
