Exploring Ambition and Guilt in Macbeth

This chapter examines the moral psychology in Shakespeare's 'Macbeth', particularly focusing on themes of guilt and ambition. The speakers compare Macbeth to literary figures like Raskolnikov and discuss how ambition leads to violence and unintended consequences. They also analyze a film adaptation, highlighting its visual style and performances, while reflecting on the portrayal of key characters, including Lady Macbeth and the witches.