Macbeth Good Vs Evil

This epic tale of intrigue, betrayal and fate describes the age old battle of “good vs evil”. The rapid sequence of inevitable events creates the suspense and action that motivates the reader to continue the onwards trudge through the Middle English. From the quill of Shakespeare comes the intricate play of kings and pawns… and a little bit of magic.
The heroic character of Macbeth is immediately loved and respected. Yet his realistic portrayal soon illuminates the flaws in his character. These flaws diminish his popularity but eventually it eventually evokes the reader’s sympathy. The characters of Macbeth are, overall, very lifelike and diverse. Therefore the reader can easily identify with a character. The way that the character’s personalities contribute to the action of the play is admirable.
This shifts the atmosphere between nail-biting tension and childlike mischievousness (“bubble, bubble toilet trouble”).
The tragedy of Macbeth discusses many themes that are still relevant in the 21st century. The fact that the drama is not obsolete makes it a riveting read. I recommend it to anyone who has the patience to appreciate genius in this modern