Psycho III

In Macbeth, William Shakespeare uses irony to create an internal war within Macbeth, conveying that treachery is a far greater crime upon oneself than to the person that was betrayed. The war in Macbeth began when Duncan fired the first shot, saying to his beloved subject, “I have begun to plant thee and will labor / To make thee full of growing” (1, 4, 33-34). However, it is not the seeds of loyalty and a career of being the Thane of Cawdor that is being planted, but ironically, the seeds of…

King Harold, the true legend himself, was the last king during the Anglo-Saxon period. His legacy would last forever. He was a competitive fighter that never gave up and whose victories were well known. He had an aggressive and arrogant personality, but his motives were never self-centered. In 1066 A.D. “both Tostig and Harald Hardrada invaded England to unseat King Harold, but both attacks failed” (n.p, Norman Conquest of England, The History Guy). This shows how magnificent his strength was…

I believe he would not have been tempted by thoughts of kingship if he never met the witches.They tricked him by predicting that he would become the king of Scotland. The witches told macbeth he would never be a king unless he assassinates the current king Duncan who, up to this time Macbeth was loyal to. Macbeth was a heroic soldier and loyal to the king. He did not nurse the thought of hurting Duncan. They actually got him confused at first even after he told his wife; Lady Macbeth who…

The rise and fall of kings happen a lot in the time of 1600s. When one king goes down another rises and is stronger than the last. In the William Shakespeare play Macbeth we focus on the rise and fall of the main character Macbeth. He is the Thane of Glamis and a cousin to the king. Macbeth when we first meet him is the Thane of Glamis and a soldier of the late King Duncan. Macbeth meets these three witches and they give him two prophecies, that he will be the Thane of Cawdor and the king…

When somebody feels as if they have been betrayed, it is easy to hold a grudge against the betrayer, what we do not realize is that we betray ourselves. We elevate our friends, family, and loved ones to a point in which we believe they can do no wrong. When they make a mistake, we hold it against them because we held them to such high standards. In reality they are just human. The power to betray comes from the betrayed. A man marries woman whom he thinks to be pure and innocent, only to later…

The King had two sons, Malcolm and Donalbain. They fled after they heard of their father's death. Once Macbeth became King, he thought he had no worries. Macbeth knows that Banquo knew of his plan to kill Duncan, so Macbeth hired three murders to kill Banquo and his son Fleance. They killed Banquo, but Fleance got away. After Macbeth heard of the success of the murder he went crazy. Macbeth went to the witches to see what he had to fear. The witches showed him some ghosts that told him what to…

A tragedy, a catastrophe a person had created with great destruction and death. In The Tragedy of Macbeth by Shakespeare, a developing action of a calamity rises throughout the play. When Macbeth has manslaughtering massacre of many people just over some ridiculous prophecies, but is macbeth really the one to blame? In fact so the blame is for the first person to put the thoughts in the head, the witches. The witches are the main reason for Macbeth's thoughts and inspiration for the killing.…

The Assassination of the Duchess Anastasia What does it take to bring down the Tsar of Russia? Maybe killing him, or even his family. No matter how innocent his family is they have to die. Does that sound right? Is it right? Well it isn't! Yet it still happened. Specifically, his daughter, the Duchess Anastasia who was on 17 when she died. And the way she was killed was so horrible and unbelievable it gets you thinking, was she in any way guilty. The assassination of Anastasia was unjust…

creatures of the night. As the years have gone by, new stories were created and more lore was added to the original folklore. And the beginning of this appeal began in both fifteenth century Wallachia and eighteenth century England. Prince Vlad III of Wallachia, also known as Vlad the Impaler, was a clever and cunning man who proved himself as a hero in a war against the Turks (Wallacha). He used strange and disturbing war tactics, such as impaling 20,000 captured Turks outside city walls…

The fact that God is Love is still the most important fact for our day, and is the underlying factor that I believe can link theological, historical, and scriptural perspectives. It is the intersection in which mutual understanding an take place as we discuss an important principle established in Community of Christ Enduring Principles, the Worth of All Persons. Establishing the awareness and value of all persons has been a constant value pursued by the Restoration, Reorganization, and the Era…