The Antagonist, Shakespeare

Every story and story is told from the beginning, and from each generation to the next generation, each story keeps a mark on the audience even if it is not obvious. Part of the story is memorized, and the purpose of the author or storyteller is to leave the influence of everyone who heard the story. The idea is to create enough interesting plots to draw attention and then develop the conflict that those experiences will memorize. Some of the reasons for achieving this goal are not only in role, leading role but also in opponent.

The main character of the work is called the hero or the main character, and when facing an important opponent, that person is called an opponent. Hamlet is the hero, King Claudius is an opponent of the plays of Shakespeare's plays, the relationship between them is one of the conflicts, hence forming a plot. All these elements of the plot represent "closed circles" and clearly indicate that animals will gradually return to poor life when Jones was a boss. (See "Subject") The submap is a sequence of events that is somewhat different from the main image. The plot curve corresponds to the Norwegian term "spenningskurve" which is a plot of the rise / fall pattern of the plot. By showing the drawing curve, we can maintain the main axis of development of the novel and simplify the structural analysis. Episode development:

Criticism of William Shakespeare's Macbeth Hero. I have never seen such a bad and impartial day. "This is a famous quote from William Shakespeare's classic" Macbeth tragedy "Macbeth's opponent. Looking at it from the wider Macbeth 's victory and defeat, he went from the warrior hero to the murderer, and finally to his

Macbeth of William Shakespeare is a story about killing and black magic warning. Since he is the face of the villain lineup and the focus of the hero's anger, it is easy to regard Macbeth as the main enemy. However, Macbeth is not a manufacturer of his destiny. Between Mrs. Macbeth and the three witches, the real enemy is behind him. These three witches are the most obvious villains. To see this you have to see the time when it was written. Shakespeare wrote his play in the era when black magic was considered a forbiddance. People are very scared of death. Shakespeare wanted to appease the audience, so invented the witch's main driving force as an evil man.