“You know, sometimes he walks four hours together/ here in the lobby” (Hamlet 2.2.160-162). Within this quote, Polonius talks about how Hamlet is going mad. Hamlet and Macbeth both experience a touch of insanity. Macbeth is going crazy over power and hires people to kill Banquo and his family due to being scared of them taking his rule (Macbeth 3.4.1-42). After Banquo is dead, Macbeth sees his ghost on the throne which reveals the mental collapse of the once noble Macbeth. Signs of madness from both Hamlet and Macbeth is the downfall that will lead to blood and death. Macbeth and Hamlet both met their ends in a rigorous battle. In Act 5 Scene 2 lines 319-325, Hamlet talks about dying from being stabbed by Laertes who had a sword with a poisonous tip. This shows how Hamlet ends with bloodshed and death. In Act 5 Scene 8 lines 5-34, Macbeth and Macduff are having a dispute when Macbeth tells him that he can’t die of a man woman born. Macduff then explains how he wasn’t woman born, but rather a C-section, then kills Macbeth by stabbing him. These lines describe how Macbeth was slain at the hands of Macduff. Macbeth and Hamlet both finish their adventures with a tragic
“You know, sometimes he walks four hours together/ here in the lobby” (Hamlet 2.2.160-162). Within this quote, Polonius talks about how Hamlet is going mad. Hamlet and Macbeth both experience a touch of insanity. Macbeth is going crazy over power and hires people to kill Banquo and his family due to being scared of them taking his rule (Macbeth 3.4.1-42). After Banquo is dead, Macbeth sees his ghost on the throne which reveals the mental collapse of the once noble Macbeth. Signs of madness from both Hamlet and Macbeth is the downfall that will lead to blood and death. Macbeth and Hamlet both met their ends in a rigorous battle. In Act 5 Scene 2 lines 319-325, Hamlet talks about dying from being stabbed by Laertes who had a sword with a poisonous tip. This shows how Hamlet ends with bloodshed and death. In Act 5 Scene 8 lines 5-34, Macbeth and Macduff are having a dispute when Macbeth tells him that he can’t die of a man woman born. Macduff then explains how he wasn’t woman born, but rather a C-section, then kills Macbeth by stabbing him. These lines describe how Macbeth was slain at the hands of Macduff. Macbeth and Hamlet both finish their adventures with a tragic