Question

In lines 51-76, what doubts does Macbeth say are troubling him?

a) His loyalty to Lady Macbeth
b) His ambition and the consequences
c) His fear of Banquo
d) His trust in the witches' prophecies

Answer 1

Macbeth's doubts in lines 51-76 include his loyalty to Lady Macbeth, his ambition and the consequences, and his trust in the witches' prophecies.

Step-by-step explanation:

In lines 51-76 of Macbeth, Macbeth expresses several doubts and concerns that are troubling him:

1. His loyalty to Lady Macbeth: Macbeth is worried about whether he can go through with their plan to kill King Duncan without wavering or showing any signs of doubt or fear.
2. His ambition and the consequences: Macbeth is concerned about the consequences of his ambition to become king. He wonders if it is worth it to commit murder and bring chaos to his life and kingdom.
3. His trust in the witches' prophecies: Macbeth questions whether the prophecies of the witches are reliable and if they can be trusted. He is unsure if they are leading him to his ultimate downfall.