Character Report-Servant

1. My character, the servant, wants to warn Macbeth of the approaching ten thousand soldiers coming to attack Macbeth and his castle
2. The servant’s motivation for doing what he does is partially because it is his duty/job to inform Macbeth and to do as his master wishes, but the servant is also probably motivated by fear of all the approaching soldiers and desires to warn the king about it for everyone’s (within the castle) protection.
3. The servant has no obstacles that stand in his way to warning Macbeth, except for Macbeth’s own rudeness and anger.
4. When the servant is confronted by Macbeth’s anger he becomes even more nervous than he already was, but still manages to say all that is needed.
5. The servant is extremely nervous and edgy when speaking to Macbeth.
6. The servant is most likely thinking about how big of a jerk Macbeth is, and that something needs to be done quickly to defend the castle or else they are all going to die.