Macbeth
Themes
Ambition
Malcolm's naming and the plea to the stars in scene 4 of Act I, the couple's decision in scene 7 of Act I, and the ambition that consumes its own source of life in scene 4 of Act II.
Guilt
the blood that will not wash off the hands in scene 2 of Act II, the ghost at the banquet in scene 4 of Act III, and the sleepwalking in scene 1 of Act V.
Power
the crown without security in scene 1 of Act III, the giant's cloak over a thief in scene 2 of Act V, and the speech about tomorrow in scene 5 of Act V.
Fate and Free Will
the prophecy on the heath in scene 3 of Act I, the three apparitions in scene 1 of Act IV, and the promise that comes undone in scene 7 of Act V.
Violence
the crime and the bloody hands in scene 2 of Act II, the attack on Banquo in scene 3 of Act III, and the massacre at Fife in scene 2 of Act IV.
The Supernatural
the witches in scene 1 of Act I, Banquo's ghost in scene 4 of Act III, Hecate in scene 5 of Act III, and the moving wood in scene 5 of Act V.