Macbeth: Instruments of Perversion

Surreal, unexplained, strange, fantastic. Such terms are often used to describe emotions related to Shakespeare 's Macbeth. These unrealistic qualities are the result of numerous distortions and perversion in plots and characters. Mrs. Macbeth and Mrs. Macbeth were obsessed with ambiguity, trying to balance the reality and the world of their dreams, but they fell into a mist of uncertainty and suspicion. Macbeth himself quickly became a tool of this distortion due to the strange sister, the influence of Mrs. Macbeth, and the unstoppable series of events caused by his first violence.

* It is hand. The hand is an evil tool, a material manifestation of the desires of Macbeth and Macbeth. People often refer to the hands of saints who are pure and polluted. In this case, Macbeth and Macbeth are often plagued by their bloody illusion. In other words, contaminated and contaminated souls can not regain their behavior. But Macbeth 's hand is also a powerful tool to shake his sword and move his murder knife. Crime is implicitly included in action. * Natural orders. Macbeth 's "unnatural" substitution of Duncan destroyed the natural order of the royal blood. The context of Shakespeare respects the divinity of the king, that is, the king is chosen by the greater existence - the chosen nature. Thus, by unnaturally changing the king, Macbeth caused more anger in the masses - naturally confused and confused (ie the horses ate each other, the little owls gorgeous I killed an eagle)

In Macbeth, Shakespeare depicts the tragic result of Macbeth 's power aspiration. Initially it was a faithful soldier of glory, full of "good breasts of humans", but Macbeth became the "jumping" ambition of the king and led to the murder of King Duncan, who is respected. Shakespeare portrays Macbeth's "deep and dark desire" as a sinister person, but with the historical background to paint the witches as "tools of darkness", Macbeth became the victim of their "haste" It was. . Together with Mrs. Macbeth 's "evil coat", these troops collide to confuse the moral balance of Macbeth.