Three Kingdoms

(Scene 1) A desert place. Main Characters & Supporting Characters: Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, The Three Witches, Banquo, Fleance, King Duncan, Malcolm & Donalbain, Macduff, Lady Macduff, Son of Macduff, Lennox, Ross, The Three Murders. Menteth, Angus, Caithness, Seyton, The Porter in Macbeth's service, The Old Man, The English Doctor, The Scottish Doctor, Siward, Young Siward, Hecate, Three Messengers, Three Servants, A Lord, A Soldier, A Captain in Duncan's Army, A Scottish Gentle Woman. Main…

play goes on. As a king of Scotland, Macbeth manages his destiny by believing his prophecies will come true. He keeps his rulership of the Scottish kingdom by murdering everyone that would find out his sin of killing King Duncan. Throughout the play, Macbeth tries to manage his destiny by believing the prophecies he received from the three witches will come true. After Macbeth receives the prophecy that he will become the king of Scotland, King Duncan declared that his son Malcolm will…

This is explained in more depth through the reaction of Banquo, and his response to the death of King Duncan when it says,"… Fears and scruples shake us. In the great hand of God, I stand, and thence against the undivulged pretence I fight…”. Here Banquo is saying in Act 2 scene 3, that no individual can be accused for committing such a crime and that he must have been killed for some unknown reason. Macbeth murdered Duncan out of greed, and a desperation and lethal hunger to become King.…

ruler who had a vision to unite these states under a single empire. During the time of bloody warring kingdoms, king of Qin dynasty was constantly under the threat of assassination by different rulers for the sake of power over the land. Some of the greatest warriors named Sky, Broken Sword, and Flying Snow were fear of king’s assassination. One day a nameless claimed that he had killed all three of them with his expertise in martial arts and by using their weakness. The king was stunned by his…

life. These topics are just that random but you can always learn something. "Dessert began from the French word desservir, signifying "to clear the table." In the United States, Canada, and Australia the last meal is called dessert, In the United Kingdom the last meal is called "pudding". “Sweets were fed to the gods in ancient Mesopotamia”. A dessert mostly consists of variations of flavors, textures, and lastly would be appearances. Desserts can have a lot of different combinations of taste…

In William Shakespeare’s Macbeth, the supernatural are a vital part of the play and they play a big part in the motivation of characters. Macbeth is filled with elements such as, the three witches, the floating dagger, and the ghost of Macduff. These elements are what cause action and chaos during the play and are major causes of Macbeth’s ambition, murder, insanity, his downfall and, ultimately, his death. Through temptation, they motivate characters to think selfishly and for their own…

novelist whose works is most profound in historical adventure novels, wrote numerous novels that have been interpreted into a diverse range of languages and into films. One of the most prominent historical adventure novels that he had written was the The Three Musketeers. Dumas wrote the novel in the seventeenth century, as absolute monarchy was arising in France specifically. Ideally, loyalty and honor are illustrated in any type of relationship despite the hierarchical status of an individual.…

Some vital events caused the dramatic changes. Three wired witches’ prophets are the origin of all the changes. The witches state that “ All hail, Macbeth! Hail to thee, Thane of Cawdor! All hail, Macbeth, that shalt be King hereafter!" (I iii 49~50). These two sentences predict the of Macbeth; although…

Free will is someone 's ability to do whatever and make choices that change their future in the way they want. The choices we make change our lives and leads us down our own future. In Macbeth and paradise lost, you can see two examples of how free will; you can also see how the powered choice causes two characters to face isolation in their community. In both stories, they are only isolated by their own actions, no one made them follow that path. They alone were responsible for their down fall.…

after killing the king he felt guilty. "What have you done to us? How did I sin against you that you have brought such enormous guilt on me and on my kingdom? You have done things to me that should never be done." (Genesis 20:9). Murder is a huge sin that ultimately results in the person going to hell. When Macbeth sees the witches again he sees three apparitions: an armed head that says beware Macduff, a bloody child that assures Macbeth that none born of woman can harm him, and a crowned…