Shakespeare's Macbeth clearly exhibits a Shakespearean tragedy drama, specifically through Macbeth’s transition from vulnerable to power hungry. Shakespeare portrays Macbeth as ‘worthy’ and ‘noble’ but has been metaphorically poisoned by his desire to act upon the witches prophecies, changing his personality. His transition from good to evil is first seen when he states, “My thought whose murder is yet fantastical, shakes so my single state of man.” The high pitch used makes the audience intrigued in what he is saying expressing that he doesn’t know who he is anymore. This is the beginning of his transition to evil, and a flaw in this character, contributing the the shakespearean tragedy. Moreover, Macbeth's transition from good to evil is
