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The composer conveys this view through the noble great warrior we were presented within at the beginning of the novel contrasted with the power hungry maniac that is Macbeth near the conclusion of the text. Macbeth ambitious plan to disobey the natural order and kill the king to gain power backfires and the consequences of his actions haunt him to his death, he and lady Macbeth are driven insane with guilt with there over- ridding ambition pushes them both of the edge, evident when Macbeth order the murder of Macduff family, this epitomizes that Macbeth has lost all control of his situation. Shakespeare uses the characterization of Macbeth to emphasize the power of the natural order and the consequences of challenging the natural order. The composer suggests that the Elizabethan society has a rigid structure and all citizens must all conform to the natural order. Shakespeare emphasises that you cannot go about changing the order physically or by any other means or else there is severe consequences in order to highlight that God is the highest member of society and nobody dares to defy his power. Thus positioning the reader to once again conform to the great chain of being and highlight god’s power on earth within the Elizabethan
