Being able to leave the atmosphere of the small town where I live has always given me a feeling of excitement. Personally, I rarely get the chance to leave the small town where I live, so I feel like trips like these give me a better look into what the rest of the world has to offer. …show more content…
The tour didn’t feel like a 90 minute event, it honestly felt much shorter. I found the tour very interesting and being able to learn about the history of this university and their well known staff gave me something to think about, "Is this a university that I would like to attend?" My answer to this question would be "Yes." This is a campus that I would consider transferring to. Not only did I get a feeling of excitement and thrill while being there, but I also feel like this campus would have a lot to offer as well as be full of new experiences for a girl that hasn't been out of her comfort zone like …show more content…
Personally, my favorite part of the play was the beginning scene that consisted of the three witches in the middle of the stage in which the three witches were torturing a man. I also found the markings on the guys chest interesting and began to wonder if those signs engraved on his skin were connected to witch craft and witches back in the days. Back to the beginning, I feel like the way the effects were done for the play was what made the play much more entertaining and pleasing to watch. I also feel like the two main actors for Macbeth which were played by Frances McDormand and Conleth Hill did an amazing job. Personally, Frances McDormand did an amazing job playing not just one role but two very important roles in the play which were Lady Macbeth and the main witch. The usage of language was still the same as the one we've read on the book, but when acted it is much more easier to