The Tragedy of Macbeth (1605)

Macbeth written by William Shakespeare is one of the greatest tragedies in the history of literature. Shakespeare wrote a play in 1605 and based it on events in Scotland of the 11th century. This is one of his best plays and is still being studied all over the world. The theater focuses on character Macbeth. In the course of the drama, Macbeth changed from guard to guilty, finally got evil. Macbeth showed his sublime in the early stages of theater. After a fierce battle, Captain Duncan told King King Macbeth the fighting skills and courage to kill Macdonwald, one of the king's enemies (Scenario 1, Scene 2, lines 16-24). This shows the courage of Macbeth. Then Duncan said: "What he lost, noble Macbeth won" (Acts 1, 2, 67). King Duncan refers to the name of Cawdor who gave Macbeth for betrayal of the former owner. Macbeth asked why he was wearing the lobe he got (Act 1, Scene 3, lines 109-110)

Macbeth was written around Shakespeare in the so-called "era of tragedy" around 1605. This is the tragedy of wealthy Scottish aristocracy Macbeth who killed the King to win the throne. In the Shakespeare era, this was the worst thing for human beings Macbeth was supposed to die from tragic death from the beginning. Macbeth and his wife started doing strange things for their conscience. As he thinks they will threaten his new throne, Macbeth think he has to kill his two former friends. Of course his efforts failed and eventually he was killed. Macbeth's character is a typical example of Shakespeare's tragic hero. There are many factors that have caused the worsening of the tragic hero Macbeth, and three of them will be discussed. One of the three points that contributed greatly to Macbeth's fall was the prophecy the wizard told him. The growing character of Macbeth has changed from a noble person to a violent person.