Macbeth? Lets all give one piece of advise/help

This could be dangerously misleading, but since we're less than a week away I'll give you these. Our teacher gave us a list of ninety or so quotes on Macbeth for various theme's and subjects. I distilled them down into thirty or so which should stand to you for the character question. If you want more take them from Macbeth's soliloquies.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6Ey9GYKo2I3dy1GZHdPQmNUbDA/edit?usp=sharing

Most of them are general enough to argue either way. Good luck!


EDIT: Just realised I missed a rather important quote from Act 1, Scene 7: I have given suck, and know/ how tender 'tis to love the babe that milks me -/ I would, while it was smiling in my face,/ Have plucked my nipple from his boneless gums,/ And dashed the brains out, had I so sworn. -- L. Macbeth

This is important for several reasons:
- As far as we know, Macbeth has no children. Lady Macbeth (historically) was a widow, and possibly had a child by her first husband. Another intereptation says Macbeth is impotent; another says their child has died already.
- Lady Macbeth is utterly remorseless, unlike Macbeth who never fully loses his humanity
- Relationships between father and son are a repeating theme in Macbeth: Malcolm and Donalbain are framed for their father's murder, as is Fleance. Macduff's son is killed by Macbeth's command. There are even a few theories based around Fleance being Lady Macbeth's son or Macbeth being Fleance's biological father, but these are not normally considered.