Macbeth

The tragedy Macbeth was written by William Shakespeare in 1606. She tells the rise of the royal General Macbeth as king, his transformation into a tyrant and his fall. Shakespeare joined in this Drama historical facts about the historical King Macbeth and the contemporary James I with mythology, superstition and fiction. The play is made by many actors better known as "The Scottish Play" within a theatre, because saying the real thing is supposed to bring bad luck.

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Scottish generals Macbeth and Banquo have just successfully put down a rebellion against King Duncan, when they are suddenly surprised by three witches. They prophesy to Macbeth that he, thane of Cawdor, is destined to become Scottish king. Banquo, on the other hand, is said to be the progenitor of a long line of rulers. Indeed, Macbeth is soon greeted by royal messengers as the new thane of Cawdor, after the previous holder of the title was executed for his part in the uprising. Macbeth, who first described the prophecy as has dismissed insane talk, begins to contemplate the possible kingship and reports to his wife in one Letter from the uncanny encounter. She is not willing to let things take their course and encourages her husband to to take his fate into his own hands.

After a banquet to celebrate the victory, Macbeth kills King Duncan, but he is immediately attacked by violent is plagued with pangs of conscience. When the regicide is discovered, all circumstances point to Macbeth's valet who have been killed in the meantime committed the crime. Duncan's sons eventually flee fearing for her Living after Ireland and England, which is what arouses your suspicion. Macbeth, Duncan's cousin, will eventually King of Scotland. Shortly after the coronation, the new regent does everything he can, presumably his to secure an endangered position: He sets assassins on Banquo and his son Fleance presumed accomplices and progenitors of many kings. But the assassination was only partially successful: Fleance can escape.

At a banquet that same evening, Macbeth believes the ghost of his murdered friend is haunting him. Also killed is the Macduff family, a Scottish nobleman who joined the opposition in England has joined, the tyrant victim. To end tyranny in Scotland, the exiles go with the help of the English army. Meanwhile, Macbeth has again sought advice from the witches and has learned that he had nothing to fear until the forest of Birnam drew near to his castle. Besides, it's not a man possible that was born of a woman to kill him.

But while Macbeth only feels safe for a moment because of the improbability of the prophecy, it falls apart mental strength of the lady. Sleepwalking, she keeps tempting the invisible blood of the murdered King Duncan of to wash your hands. Eventually, the lady dies of guilt.

English and Scots allied under the leadership of Duncan's son Malcolm and Macduff. To increase their troop levels hide, camouflage yourself with pointers you've cut out of Birnam Forest. So they head towards Dunsiane, where Macbeth has holed up.

In the final battle for the castle, Macbeth meets Macduff. This tells him that he will have a caesarean section ahead of time came into the world, fulfilling the prophecy of the witches. Macbeth is killed. Duncan's son Malcolm becomes the new one Proclaimed King of Scotland.