Analyse af Shakespeares 'Macbeth'

Many people have a common interest in literature. Whether it is reading a book or watching a play unfold on a scene. It has always been a way to escape the boredom of our everyday life and a way for us to enter a whole new universe, to see and discover things we usually would never experience. Such as J.K Rowling with her story of Harry Potter and the wonders of a whole society hidden in a world the same as ours right under our noses, or Sarah J mass with a complex universe and world building, containing things we had never thought of. Another well-known author is Shakespeare, and we've all heard of his many different stories, whether it is an adaptation in the form of a movie or the original play following the exact structure of Shakespeare's story. However, Shakespeare is mainly known for his tragic stories, such as Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, or Macbeth. The play Macbeth is from 1606 and is loosely based on the Scottish king Macbeth. The play starts with three witches telling the Scottish general Macbeth that he will become king of Scotland one day. Encouraged by his wife, Macbeth kills the previous king Duncan and commits regicide. To take his throne. Then, he kills more people out of paranoia. Finally, civil war erupts to overthrow Macbeth, resulting in more death, including Macbeth's. This is typical for tragic stories, including Shakespearean stories. Shakespeare had a significant impact on the tragedy genre throughout his entire life, and he is known for expanding the English vocabulary.