Macbeth Peer Review
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Macbeth Peer Review
Sample draft
In Macbeth, Shakespeare shows that ambition can make people betray their values. Macbeth first seems unsure when he says, “I have no spur / To prick the sides of my intent, but only / Vaulting ambition.” The image of a rider leaping too far suggests ambition is reckless and may lead to a fall. Later, Macbeth admits, “I am in blood / Stepp'd in so far,” which makes it seem like he cannot turn back. This is important because ambition makes Macbeth a bad person and everything goes wrong. Shakespeare uses imagery to show the theme.
Check the argument
For each criterion, decide whether the draft meets it or needs revision. Use evidence from the sample, not just a general impression.
- Shakespeare presents ambition as a force that can drive Macbeth towards destructive choices.
- Shakespeare argues that all kings are cruel.
- Lady Macbeth is responsible for every event in the play.
- The draft mainly explains the plot of the play.
- Add more plot summary.
- Develop the analysis of the second quotation and replace the broad final claim with a precise conclusion.
- Remove all quotations and focus on grammar.
- Add a new character to the argument.
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