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religion and the seven deadly sins
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Jacobean
society was highly
religious.
The
seven
deadly
sins
are a group of
vices
intended to prevent sin in
Christian
teachings.
Pride
,
greed
,
lust
,
envy
,
gluttony
,
wrath
and
sloth.
Committing any of the
seven
deadly
sins
was considered to be
straying
from
God's
will.
Link to the play:
Each of the
seven
deadly
sins
can be found in the
actions
of the key
characters
in the
play.
Macbeth
is guilty of
pride
,
envy
, and
greed
, and his
death
can be seen as a
punishment
for
this.
His
hamartia
(greed) is his
ambition.