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The Similarities Between 'Chuck And Macbeth'
We see how both main characters chuck and Macbeth and how the theme of trust is developed through there action through their attitude towards others and through their decision. We see that how Chuck the main character of the TV series called chuck and the main character Macbeth from the play Macbeth are similar with the theme of trust through their decision we see both main characters are becoming more untrusting with their decision. The other similarities we can see this text is the similarity in the theme of trust that Macbeth and chuck both main characters have in their attitude towards we notice that their very similar because both chuck and Macbeth when the story progress we see Macbeth and chuck becoming more paranoid and less

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