Often a saying is told, the world works in mysterious ways. That is especially true with love. Destructive love is common simply because the world works in many ways. The theme of destructive love within Shakespeare’s Macbeth and Bronte’s Wuthering Heights is shown through sexism, jealousy, and betrayal. Often the topics in these will include control in relationships, as well as betrayal. Many things can happen within this world, and relationships fall apart due to this.
“But this pretty fade barely disguises her thirst for power and domination (88,Thomas).” The journalist clearly stated that she craves for power, over many things including men. Lady Macbeth, and Catherine tried to control men in the stories. They failed in the end because …show more content…
It can be hard to keep one controlled and balanced between two people. Often the control falls, making the relationship have many issues. This is one of many issues that causes a good relationship turn into a destructive one.
"My love for Linton is like the foliage in the woods. Time will change it. My love for Heathcliff resembles the eternal rocks beneath It proves money can overpower love (101, Bronte).” She eventually marries Linton, despite in love with both simply for money. Many will go for money instead of love. This can make greed the death of relationships. It can pull the relationship into hell. Often the relationship will end in failure if they does not start with love. If a relationship starts with greed it is ninety nine percent likely to end in failure. One person can control many people. Like a war is controlled by a general, then person on top. “Most important, the threat to Isabella is continual, as is the deep humiliation (246, Galef).” This shows that women are facing humiliation if not under control of someone. That proves that control can be healthy for humans. “Before this can happen completely, though, Isabella takes the expedient of physically withdrawing, deciding to run away from Wuthering Heights (247, Galef).” See if someone controlled her, she would be happier, she would not have ran away, and she would be safe from embarrassment. Someone who takes control is strong and dependable. …show more content…
One kill, changed everything. Making Macbeth go behind her back with a plan without her help. She was worthless to him now. This shows she should have stayed quiet. If she had not spoken, if she was a good woman she would have stayed quiet. It was her fault for all of the outcomes, she died do to her decisions. She pushed her significant other to the depths of hell, and she could not handle it. She was to weak, she was a woman who had no right to do that. People like her don’t deserve to have influence, they deserve nothing. She was the most useless thing ever, and it is proven that her idiotic mouth caused
“But this pretty fade barely disguises her thirst for power and domination (88,Thomas).” The journalist clearly stated that she craves for power, over many things including men. Lady Macbeth, and Catherine tried to control men in the stories. They failed in the end because …show more content…
It can be hard to keep one controlled and balanced between two people. Often the control falls, making the relationship have many issues. This is one of many issues that causes a good relationship turn into a destructive one.
"My love for Linton is like the foliage in the woods. Time will change it. My love for Heathcliff resembles the eternal rocks beneath It proves money can overpower love (101, Bronte).” She eventually marries Linton, despite in love with both simply for money. Many will go for money instead of love. This can make greed the death of relationships. It can pull the relationship into hell. Often the relationship will end in failure if they does not start with love. If a relationship starts with greed it is ninety nine percent likely to end in failure. One person can control many people. Like a war is controlled by a general, then person on top. “Most important, the threat to Isabella is continual, as is the deep humiliation (246, Galef).” This shows that women are facing humiliation if not under control of someone. That proves that control can be healthy for humans. “Before this can happen completely, though, Isabella takes the expedient of physically withdrawing, deciding to run away from Wuthering Heights (247, Galef).” See if someone controlled her, she would be happier, she would not have ran away, and she would be safe from embarrassment. Someone who takes control is strong and dependable. …show more content…
One kill, changed everything. Making Macbeth go behind her back with a plan without her help. She was worthless to him now. This shows she should have stayed quiet. If she had not spoken, if she was a good woman she would have stayed quiet. It was her fault for all of the outcomes, she died do to her decisions. She pushed her significant other to the depths of hell, and she could not handle it. She was to weak, she was a woman who had no right to do that. People like her don’t deserve to have influence, they deserve nothing. She was the most useless thing ever, and it is proven that her idiotic mouth caused