Answer:
There is a lot of conflict in the play. This is a tragedy and tells the story of a soldier who has way too much ambition and he is greedy for power. This power hungry person abandons his own morals and almost destroys the kingdom he supposedly loves. Order and justice will be restored and Macbeth will be defeated.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Thane of Cawdor is introduced in the beginning as an example of being greedy for power. You need to read it to decide if you think he will believe the prophecy of the witches. He has made his bed when he kills Duncan. Lady Macbeth is blood thirsty and passes this on to her husband. His being arrogant is part of his downfall.