MACBETH Shakespeare's Macbeth involves betrayal, frauds, and false appearances between the characters. Nothing is what is seems to be. The characters' ambitions grow and evil controls their fate. As the story develops, the realities of the situations become pure illusions. Everything starts to become an illusion after Macbeth meets the three witches. Repeatedly, he begins to ponder on the idea of becoming king. Knowing that this could be true, he and Lady Macbeth plan a …showed first 75 words of 1030 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1030 total…Turning your back towards the king must have been a shock to the audience as well as the death of him. Fate was another thing that captured the audience's attention because it is a supernatural force that can not always be controlled. These two subjects were the most appealing and most obvious throughout the story. Bibliography 1. P. 37 Lines 18-19 2. P. 71 Line 138 3. P. 53 Lines 69-70 4. P. 53 Line 75 5. P. 69 Lines 127-128 6. P. 7 Lines 12-13 7. P. 51 Lines 44-45