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MacBeth as a Tragedie
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The story of Macbeth was written near 1605 and is known to be apart of the “Last four great Shakespearian tragedies”. ... This is what makes Macbeth a slightly different type of tragedy. ... The tragic hero is Macbeth, who has a high social status, and seems to be a likeable hero—in the beginning. Shakespeare begins the play by telling the audience that Macbeth is brave as he fights is a battle. “For brave Macbeth—well he deserves that name—” (Act 1, scene 2, line 16). In addition, Macbeth is portrayed as a humble servant who is loyal to his king. ...
Next comes Macbeth’s tragic decision, he decides to start killing people. Macbeth aims high for his first murder—he goes straight for the king. ...
The storyline then breaks off from other tragedies; Macbeth becomes ruthless and evil.
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Title: MacBeth as a Tragedie
Words: 671
Rating: None
Pages: 2.7
submitted by: DCHSswimmer
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