The Corruption Of Macbeth In William Shakespeare's Play

` Tis not the stars that hold our destinies but in ourselves … William Shakespeare Murder and depression! that is pretty much William Shakespeare's play macbeth in a poetic nutshell. But why is that oh “great person typing this story”, well you may not be asking, let me tell you. Macbeth was a play written by the great writer William Shakespeare during the 1500s when plays were live and not on the screen being assisted by computers( it was gory but not as gory as Tides Andronicus). It was a story about a servant of the king named macbeth, Macbeth served his king with fierce loyalty I think. Until three witches( whose names are unknown to me) come to macbeth and say “we sense that Thou will becometh king of scotland” or something …show more content…
While the king is dead, macbeth and the other knights vow to find out who the king's murdererer is ( they never find him) but not before macbeth murders his friend to keep him from spilling the victorian beans on macbeth. While Macbeth became king, the king's two sons run away, one vows to build and army to retake the throne while one does not do that. Macbeth decides to consult the witches again and they say “thou shalt be invincible in battle until one fateful day and the next king will not be your own” Macbeth decides to prep his army for an invasion. After seeing some bushes moving and thought “well that's suspicious” and got his army to attack. After an epic battle, macbeth met the true king of scotland and then died. The prince than becomes king of scotland and the end. Now to be completely honest, shakespeare did borrow quite a ot from the real tail but did make the dialogue much better and the relationships much better. And apparently lady macbeth is one of if not the most popular female character in fiction as she's