Question

Macbeth tries to hide his ambition and ignore its effects, but evidence of it
seeps into the world around him. What are some of the symbols Shakespeare
uses to represent the dangers of Macbeth's ambition?

Answer 1

Answer:

Dagger. Blood

Explanation:

Macbeth is so mentally unstable that he hallucinates mostly all the time and sees a dagger before him. On the blade of the dagger, gouts of blood were found upon it. Blood is one of the most repeated images in Macbeth's mind. Blood is symbolic of violence and destruction in this play.