i have a practice question regarding how ambition is presented in Macbeth. would it make sense to say that ambition was presented as a paradox within itself as the same driving force which led Macbeth to violently 'unseem['d] him from the nave to the chops' in the name of Scotland as a 'brave warrior' was the same driving force that led him to commit regicide; the worst form of treason, so in this sense could ambition be presented as both good and bad; and therefore be presented as a paradox?