Why is Macbeth a tragic hero in "Macbeth"?

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sydney bailey
28-January-2016

Literacy Creative Writing Shakespeare

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Date Posted: 2016/09/24

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by Daniil Shilov , Marketing and Business Development Lead , Henderson International LLC

He is tragic because of the road he took in the story but I'll say he fell to his hunger for power so he's a hero only because he is the main protagonist since whatever he does doesn't qualify heroic conventions.

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