Secrets and lies exist throughout people's day-to-day lives. Although secrets can be a simple as white lies, often secrets can be dangerous and pose risk to both secret keeper and those around them. In both "The Secret Life of Secrets" by Alan Burdick and "The Danger of Keeping Secrets" by Alex Lickerman, the articles emphasize the potential physical and psychological impacts of keeping secrets. Throughout Macbeth by Shakespeare and Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, the protagonists keep secrets which spiraled out of control resulting in the destruction of their lives. All in all, it is clear to see secrets can have devastating effects leading to sever mental and physical issues in both literature and reality.
Macbeth, in order to gain and keep
Macbeth, in order to gain and keep