The primary theme of Macbeth is BEST described as a. the quest for self. b. coming of age. c. the struggle between good and evil. d. the historical lineage of English royalty.

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Eric Hansander · Answer 1 · 2017-10-11T17:53:29+0000

Answer: C) the struggle between good and evil.

Explanation: The primary theme of Macbeth is BEST described as the struggle between good and evil.

Morgan Cheng · Answer 2 · 2017-10-15T04:28:11+0000

The primary theme of Macbeth is best described as the struggle between good and evil. Macbeth is constantly weighing his options, deciding whether to kill Duncan or not, but ultimately gives in to his ambition to become king.

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