Reality isn’t always as clear cut as you may think. In Macbeth, this is a major theme and key. After Macbeth orders the killing of Banquo, he suddenly sees Banquo’s ghost at his own seat at the table. Macbeth, however, is the only one who sees it. This blend of reality and mysticality is characteristic of Shakespeare, but the main idea behind it can still be applied to real life for regular people.
One of the most potentially dangerous and aggravating ways that things are not always what they seem is apparent in the way people act. Sometimes people can be attempting to be nice, but instead have evil intentions. In Modern World History the other day, we watched a video of a man named Darren Brown who used diversionary techniques to pickpocket
One of the most potentially dangerous and aggravating ways that things are not always what they seem is apparent in the way people act. Sometimes people can be attempting to be nice, but instead have evil intentions. In Modern World History the other day, we watched a video of a man named Darren Brown who used diversionary techniques to pickpocket