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in the tragedy of macbeth, act v, malcolm commands his soldiers to camouflage themselves with branches from birnam wood as they approach dunsinane. which of the following best explains why this is an example of dramatic irony?

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Malcolm is unaware that the camouflage will fulfill the prophecy and inform Macbeth that his end is near.

The carnage caused when ambition is unfettered by moral restraints, is the central Macbeth's theme, finds its most potent expression. Macbeth is a valiant Scottish commander who has no innate propensity for doing wrong, while having a strong desire for power and advancement. The play presents the bloody rise to power and the tragic fall of the warrior Macbeth. It dramatizes the detrimental physical and psychological effects of political ambitions on those seeking power.

Main themes include: Ambition and power, supernatural and appearance and reality.

Camouflage fulfills the prophecy and Malcolm, unaware of this, informs Macbeth that his end is near.

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