Shakespeare is a writer that has many great stories like “Hamlet”, “Julius Caesar”, “The Tempest”, and many more, but Shakespeare's stories have similar themes and plots with other famous books. That is the case of the story “Macbeth” and “The story of the fall” from Genesis chapter 3. In both of these stories, the greed and ambition of mankind affects both sets of characters and plots of the Bible story and “Macbeth”. However, the good comparison Shakespeare used in “Macbeth” from the Bible really gives Shakespeare an excellent creation of suspense, irony, and theme on “Macbeth”.
In many stories around the world there is always one or many characters that makes bad decisions, which leads them to bad consequences at the end. This is true for “The story of the fall” and “Macbeth”. First of, in …show more content…
One day a Serpent appears in the tree of good and bad and sweet talks her by saying that if she eats from the fruit she will become like God and that she will not die calling God in other words a liar. This completely changed Eve's way of thinking. At first she was obedient because she knew what God had said, but the way the serpent described the results of eating the fruit took her to eat it. After that she told Adam, her husband who was also perfect, everything the serpent had told her and gave him the fruit to eat from it. Adam seeing that Eve had not died instantly like God had said, believed what Eve had told him and took him to eat from the fruit. Also Adam's and Eve's ambition of becoming like God and rule humanity took both of them to eat it. Sadly the consequences were not as expected. This story relates to “Macbeth” because Eve could be compared to Lady Macbeth, Lady Macbeth had everything, house, life, and a husband that was honored, but her ambition that can be compared to the serpent, convinced her that she needed more. If Macbeth was the Thane of Glamis and Cawdor, ¿Why couldn't Macbeth be able
In many stories around the world there is always one or many characters that makes bad decisions, which leads them to bad consequences at the end. This is true for “The story of the fall” and “Macbeth”. First of, in …show more content…
One day a Serpent appears in the tree of good and bad and sweet talks her by saying that if she eats from the fruit she will become like God and that she will not die calling God in other words a liar. This completely changed Eve's way of thinking. At first she was obedient because she knew what God had said, but the way the serpent described the results of eating the fruit took her to eat it. After that she told Adam, her husband who was also perfect, everything the serpent had told her and gave him the fruit to eat from it. Adam seeing that Eve had not died instantly like God had said, believed what Eve had told him and took him to eat from the fruit. Also Adam's and Eve's ambition of becoming like God and rule humanity took both of them to eat it. Sadly the consequences were not as expected. This story relates to “Macbeth” because Eve could be compared to Lady Macbeth, Lady Macbeth had everything, house, life, and a husband that was honored, but her ambition that can be compared to the serpent, convinced her that she needed more. If Macbeth was the Thane of Glamis and Cawdor, ¿Why couldn't Macbeth be able