Think about macbeth’s position at the conclusion of act iii. in what ways has his ambition, which allowed him to obtain the scottish throne in the first place, begun to be detrimental to him? cite specific examples from the play in your response.

I can't give specific examples. but if you have access to the play, then you might be able to add them in.. But, I'll help the best I can. MacBeth was guilty and it was eating him alive. He killed his King (who was also his cousin), and his best friend. So, now he is paranoid that someone will do the same to him. He thinks people know his secret and he thinks that they are watching him... Hope this helps!!

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