Disloyalty In Macbeth

Macbeth is a tragedy by Shakespeare. It has many meanings and morals to it. If you break it down and look at it it has so many meanings put into it. It’s hard to appreciate the genius it took Shakespeare to create a play. He was a head of his time and it’s hard to understand how. He made such an impact on the world he created so much of the English language that it’s hard to not appreciate him.
The play criticizes many things. One of the points the play touched on was disloyalty. There are many ways to see how disloyalty was a big issue in the play. The biggest example was Macbeth it started out the play with him fighting for the king with undying loyalty. Because the battle he lead was strongly stacked against him. But he fought through the …show more content…
And wanting the crow now. So that night Macbeth killed the King and blamed it on the guards. It shows the problems with lying. The more and more Macbeth became insane and paranoid Because he lied about …show more content…
They still are disloyal and lie about almost everything to get what they want. People are greedy and want everything now, they have no patience. People should learn these lessons that plays that’s show what happens. When you let greed and lie you let these into your body it brings poison in with it as well and it drives people insane with greed and jealousy. But people will only change if they want to and maybe if people could break down and see what Shakespeare was saying in these plays that he has made.
The play Macbeth is difficult to understand at times. There are things that happen in the play that people don’t know what or how it could apply to their lives. It has a lot of things on the topics of morals and how people need to look on life. Like don't be to hasty to get things you want. Or trust people enough to not feel like you have lie and cheat your way to the top. Hopefully this is some what the message you can take from not only my essay but Shakespeare