**~90 points~**
use the script of shakespeare's "macbeth" act 2 to answer the following.

2.) how does shakespeare demonstrate his deep understanding of human nature in this act?

3.)how does the motif of blood dominate this act?

2.) Macbeth imagines a dagger leading him toward King Duncan. This shows human nature because human nature is selfish and greedy. Macbeth should’ve been content with being a war hero and honored by the king. However, his greedy motives lead him wanting more power and ultimately in the end, taking the King’s life.

3.) Blood dominates this act and ultimately the entire play as guilt. The blood that Macbeth got on his hands after murdering King Duncan drive Macbeth and Lady Macbeth to insanity. Not to mention the word blood pops up a bunch throughout act 2.

You can also look at literary reference sources such as sparknotes, shmoop, etc.

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