Comparing Sociopaths In Shakespeare's Macbeth And Charles Manson

Evidently, it is rarely shown that there is little known about sociopaths. They way humans conduct themselves show who they are entirely in a multitude of ways. The written play Macbeth, by William Shakespeare and known cold blooded killer, Charles Manson appears to hold similarities as much as differences. When compared to Charles Manson, Macbeth provides enough evidence to suspect that he is not only a killer but a sociopath as well. When viewed on a more complex perspective, Macbeth and Charles Manson resemble each other: simply due to their similar characteristics and tactics of manipulation, the way the thought, conducted themselves and cognition for committing such heinous murders.

Lacking empathy, remorse or guilt all apply directly to Macbeth amd Manson. Both men show characteristics of murderers and sociopaths. While both men tend to be manipulative they use it in different ways. Macbeth is not as sauve and does not have a sense of calm. He starts off agitated and overwhelmed with the idea and concept of the murders ; whereas, during Manson’s murders, he keeps a strong composure, never failing or faltering. According to Tanya J Peterson, a mental health counselor informs that the same attributes these men show align …show more content…
Manson and Macbeth’s hold similar characteristics and ways to manipulate those devoted to them, simultaneously acting in accordance to their nature and their very own thought patterns and behaviours, right down to the reason for committing such atrocious activities. Macbeth and manson conclude to be very vicious and anger driven to the point where isolation begins and humanity is led astray; zero hope of redemption is found. Altogether it is registered that Charles Manson is a serial killer and a sociopath, it is now palpable, in fact, undeniable that Macbeth is to, a