How have the soldiers' feelings about Macbeth changed over the course of the play? A. At the beginning of the play, they thought Macbeth was brave and honorable, but now they think he is a bloodthirsty tyrant. B. At the beginning of the play, they thought Macbeth was weak and cowardly, but now they believe he is a valiant fighter. C. At the beginning of the play, they were frightened of Macbeth, but now they think he is weak and will be easily defeated. D. At the beginning of the play, they thought Macbeth was insane, but now they feel that he will be a good leader and king.

it would be A, because Macbeth wasn't king at the begging, so everyone thought he was honorable. when he becomes king, they think hes blood thirty, because he will kill whoever to stay king.

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holesstanham holesstanham · Answer 2 · 2019-01-28T18:31:20+01:00

Answer: A. At the beginning of the play, they thought Macbeth was brave and honorable, but now they think he is a bloodthirsty tyrant.

When the play begins, Macbeth is an honorable man, who has had great success in his career and is admired by everyone. The soldiers find him brave and honorable, and would be willing to fight for him. However, as the play progresses, Macbeth becomes increasingly dominated by his desire to be in power. Once he is king, he is willing to do anything in order to remain in power. The soldiers who once admired him, therefore, start to believe he is a bloodthirsty tyrant who is only concerned with his own personal success.