"Macbeth" is one of the four great tragedies created by Shakespeare, the great English Renaissance dramatist and poet. The story tells the story of General Macbeth, cousin of King Duncan of Scotland, who returned from serving the king in suppressing rebellion and resisting invasion. On the way to victory, he met three witches who predicted that he would become a king. After returning, he murdered Duncan at the instigation of his wife and became king. In order to cover up others' eyes and prevent others from seizing the throne, he step by step killed Duncan's guards, killed the general Banquo, and killed the wife and children of the noble Macduff. Macbeth is filled with fear and suspicion. He becomes more and more cruel, and eventually betrays all his relatives. Macbeth faced the siege of Duncan's son and the English reinforcements he invited, and ended up beheaded.
Reader comments
When I read it, I always thought about why Macbeth failed. Killing the emperor is not a terrible crime. It just needs to be balanced afterwards. I always feel that Macbeth can't go up or down. He is neither a brave man nor a devil, just like an ordinary person like us who is obscured by temporary greed.
Let me make a digression: Shakespeare is indeed a great English scholar. The story takes place in Scotland. The soldiers of the rich countries are also soldiers from England. When the king of England knows that his friends are in trouble, he immediately helps them. This drama can really be expanded a lot, such as why Scotland is being helped, the commitment policies between the two countries, and the comparison of the lives of the people below. It can really become a masterpiece depicting society.
At the beginning, Macbeth was still hesitant about whether to assassinate the king. He is still kind and loyal. Conscience suffered. Later, all those who threatened him in the prophecy were eliminated. To be killed in the end, the transformation from the beginning to the end is not a tragedy.
So it is the prophecy that creates Macbeth, or it is Macbeth that creates the prophecy.
I knew the general plot of the story in advance, but after I finished reading the book in one sitting, I still couldn't calm down for a long time. What a good work. The plot advancement, connection, character language description, and psychological process are all crisp and clear, without a single word of nonsense. Not much to say, anyway, I recommend reading, it's a good book and a good work.
Wow, Macbeth is such a wonderful book! Shakespeare's writing style is very unique and his writing style is very vivid, making people feel like they are actually there. I particularly hate the character Macbeth. He killed so many people at all costs for power. It was such a heinous crime! However, this book also gave me a deep understanding of the complexity of human nature and the horror of greed. I recommend you to read it, I believe you will have a very deep feeling.
It's much easier to understand after watching the movie and then coming back to read the original work. There are still some differences between the movie and the original work. They complement each other and help me understand the book better.
: One cannot watch Shakespeare without watching "Macbeth". One cannot watch "Macbeth" without being shocked by the scene where Banquo's ghost appears.
It's a great casual story. The language is rich and beautiful, and the story is concise. I finished it quickly.
Not bad, not bad. Worthy of being a masterpiece
That's it, it's over? [Sending Hearts]
Sounds good, sounds great, great
I should have known better not to read the synopsis 😂
When I read it, I always thought about why Macbeth failed. Killing the emperor is not a terrible crime. It just needs to be balanced afterwards. I always feel that Macbeth can't go up or down. He is neither a brave man nor a devil, just like an ordinary person like us who is obscured by temporary greed. Let me make a digression: Shakespeare is indeed a great English scholar. The story takes place in Scotland. The soldiers of the rich countries are also soldiers from England. When the king of England knows that his friends are in trouble, he immediately helps them. This drama can really be expanded a lot, such as why Scotland is being helped, the commitment policies between the two countries, and the comparison of the lives of the people below. It can really become a masterpiece depicting society.
At the beginning, Macbeth was still hesitant about whether to assassinate the king. He is still kind and loyal. Conscience suffered. Later, all those who threatened him in the prophecy were eliminated. To be killed in the end, the transformation from the beginning to the end is not a tragedy. So it is the prophecy that creates Macbeth, or it is Macbeth that creates the prophecy.
I knew the general plot of the story in advance, but after I finished reading the book in one sitting, I still couldn't calm down for a long time. What a good work. The plot advancement, connection, character language description, and psychological process are all crisp and clear, without a single word of nonsense. Not much to say, anyway, I recommend reading, it's a good book and a good work.
Wow, Macbeth is such a wonderful book! Shakespeare's writing style is very unique and his writing style is very vivid, making people feel like they are actually there. I particularly hate the character Macbeth. He killed so many people at all costs for power. It was such a heinous crime! However, this book also gave me a deep understanding of the complexity of human nature and the horror of greed. I recommend you to read it, I believe you will have a very deep feeling.
It's much easier to understand after watching the movie and then coming back to read the original work. There are still some differences between the movie and the original work. They complement each other and help me understand the book better.
: One cannot watch Shakespeare without watching "Macbeth". One cannot watch "Macbeth" without being shocked by the scene where Banquo's ghost appears.
It's a great casual story. The language is rich and beautiful, and the story is concise. I finished it quickly.
Not bad, not bad. Worthy of being a masterpiece
That's it, it's over? [Sending Hearts]
Sounds good, sounds great, great
I should have known better not to read the synopsis 😂