The main characters in Macbeth and Just lather, That's All are both faced with a decision that opposes their morals. Their moral states that they shall not kill people for personal gains, no matter the circumstance. In Shakespeare’s play Macbeth, Macbeth was often shown as a honest, brave and courageous person. These character traits became less prevalent when he decided to murder his own king in spite of his morals. Despite being a loyal servant of the king, Macbeth eventually killed him anyways. Macbeth killing the king was a sign that he stepped over his moral boundaries in order to pursue his own personal agenda. The king’s murder not only broke Macbeth’s moral code, but it also caused him to become a brutal, and at times ruthless tyrant
