no spur to prick the sides of my content but only vaulting ambition, which o'erleaps itself." (Act I Scene 7 Line 25-27). Even as he contemplates murdering Duncan, Macbeth acknowledges that his actions are wrong, however it is his ambition that compels him to continue. Although other factors play a role in his demise, there can be little doubt that it is own "vaulting Macbeth’s ambition" that fuels his ultimate downfall. Topic Sentence. The idea to discuss in this paragraph is ambition led I’m aiming how Macbeth’s to his downfall. Note that used the as well as to the I’ve author’s name ‘like terms’ related question. Explaining Sentences: In my own ambition contributed to words I’m explaining how Macbeth’s his collapse. Evidence: Textual evidence to support my argument that ambition caused downfall. Macbeth’s In this paragraph included the Act, Scene and Line Number, however this I’ve isn’t necessary for the SAC. Explaining the evidence: In my own what the quote actually means and words I’m explaining how it supports my argument that ambition caused downfall. Macbeth’s Link sentence: My concluding sentence that restates my argument that ambition was a critical factor that led to destruction. Note that my topic sentence and my link sentence both Macbeth’s sound very similar. This tells me that answered the question and stayed on topic without I’ve drifting off topic. The Conclusion Purpose of the conclusion: To restate your contention and quickly sum up your ideas. Sample Conclusion The blame for descent from noble hero into bloodthirsty villain can attributed to a Macbeth’s number of factors. Shakespeare demonstrates first of all that insatiable lust for power Macbeth’s and unceasing ambition drives him commit more and more heinous actions which lead to his downfall. Beyond desires, Shakespeare also points out that Lady Macbeth’s own Macbeth’s manipulation the influence of fate placed Macbeth on the path fuelled her husband’s ruin while to disaster. Restating my contention. Summing up the ideas that I discussed in my body paragraphs.
no spur to prick the sides of my content but only vaulting ambition, which o'erleaps itself." (Act I Scene 7 Line 25-27). Even as he contemplates murdering Duncan, Macbeth acknowledges that his actions are wrong, however it is his ambition that compels him to continue. Although other factors play a role in his demise, there can be little doubt that it is Macbeth’s own "vaulting ambition" that fuels his ultimate downfall. Topic Sentence. The idea I’m aiming to discuss in this paragraph is how Macbeth’s ambition led to his downfall. Note that I’ve used the author’s name as well as ‘like terms’ related to the question. Explaining Sentences: In my own words I’m explaining how Macbeth’s ambition contributed to his collapse. Evidence: Textual evidence to support my argument that ambition caused Macbeth’s downfall. In this paragraph I’ve included the Act, Scene and Line Number, however this isn’t necessary for the SAC. Explaining the evidence: In my own words I’m explaining what the quote actually means and how it supports my argument that ambition caused Macbeth’s downfall. Link sentence: My concluding sentence that restates my argument that ambition was a critical factor that led to Macbeth’s destruction. Note that my topic sentence and my link sentence both sound very similar. This tells me that I’ve answered the question and stayed on topic without drifting off topic. The Conclusion Purpose of the conclusion: To restate your contention and quickly sum up your ideas. Sample Conclusion The blame for Macbeth’s descent from noble hero into bloodthirsty villain can attributed to a number of factors. Shakespeare demonstrates first of all that Macbeth’s insatiable lust for power and unceasing ambition drives him commit more and more heinous actions which lead to his downfall. Beyond Macbeth’s own desires, Shakespeare also points out that Lady Macbeth’s manipulation fuelled her husband’s ruin while the influence of fate placed Macbeth on the path to disaster. Restating my contention. Summing up the ideas that I discussed in my body paragraphs.