1. Events
1.1. Three Witches Predict Good Things for Macbeth
1.2. Lady Macbeth persuades Macbeth to Kill Duncan to be king
1.3. Macbeth Kills Duncan
1.4. Macbeth Becomes King of Scotland
1.5. Lady Macbeth kills herself
1.6. Macduff cuts of Macbeths head
2. Themes
2.1. Fate
2.2. Madness
2.3. Guilt
2.4. Loyalty
2.5. Pride
2.6. Murder
2.7. Power
2.8. Betrayal
2.9. Ambition
2.10. Violence
3. Characters
3.1. Seyton
3.1.1. Macbeth's Servant
3.1.2. Rhymes with Satan
3.1.2.1. Arms Macbeth
3.1.2.2. Reports Queens death to Macbeth
3.1.3. Loyal to Macbeth
3.2. Fleance
3.2.1. Kind
3.2.2. Caring
3.2.3. Banquo's son
3.2.4. Runs away
3.3. King Duncan
3.3.1. Good King
3.3.2. Looks after his people
3.3.3. Murdered
3.4. Macbeth
3.4.1. Warrior
3.4.2. Brave
3.4.3. Easily led
3.4.4. Murderer
3.4.5. Paranoid
3.4.6. Violent
3.4.7. Ambitious
3.4.8. Greedy
3.5. Lady Macbeth
3.5.1. Ambitious
3.5.2. Energy
3.5.3. Affection
3.5.4. Ruthless
3.5.5. Manipulator
3.5.6. Make other people feel sorry for her
3.5.7. Fakes innocence
3.6. Macduff
3.6.1. Loyal
3.6.2. Emotional
3.6.3. Brave
3.6.4. Wants to protect the country
3.6.5. Kind
3.7. Banquo
3.7.1. Kind
3.7.2. Caring
3.7.3. Loyal
3.7.4. Trustworthy
3.7.5. Friend of Macbeth at the start
3.7.6. Murdered by Macbeth
3.8. Donalbain
3.8.1. Heir
3.8.2. Son of King Duncan
3.8.3. Runs away to Ireland
3.9. Lady Macduff
3.9.1. Loves husband
3.9.2. Loyal
3.9.3. Murdered With her children by Macbeth
3.10. Three Witches
3.10.1. Withered
3.10.2. Wild
3.10.3. Weird sisters
3.10.4. They create problems by telling the future