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…The plays of William Shakespeare show his characters being victimized by flaws. As in other plays such as Macbeth, and Macbeth's out of control ambition, the play of Hamlet shares much of the same light. Within the complex storyline of character…

…a major role and Hamlet is no exception. In Romeo & Juliet mad love played an important part in the tragedy. In even closer ties, Macbeth's run in with the ghost of Banquo also proved to be an important additive. The appearance of Banquo to only the eyes…

…deep the misfortune or how dreary the circumstances, man is capable of rising from his own ashes, like Phoenix; think of Richard II, Henry V, King Lear, or Prospero. Good will triumph over evil, in the end; think of Hamlet, Macbeth, Julius Caesar…

…to dislike fairytales such as Cinderella and Snow White, holidays such as Christmas and Halloween, and literature such as Shakespeare’s Macbeth and Homer’s Iliad. From the magic of Cinderella’s fairy godmother to the three witches of Macbeth’s torment, all…

…as a result of their tragic flaw, for example in the tragedy play Macbeth, Macbeth's vaulting ambition leads him to his death. Romeo and Juliet's flaw is the powerful love between them and it means their relationship has to be secret and this leads to Mercutio…

…for all the great tragedies that were to follow - Lear, Othello, Hamlet, and Macbeth (Encarta, CD-ROM). Just as the apprentice would create a formula piece, such as an infant's high chair, so Shakespeare's formula was to write within the style and structure…

…is introduced to the theme of death from the very beginning. The title, “Out, Out-”, was taken from the Shakespearian play, “Macbeth”. The line, “Out, out brief candle” was spoken by Macbeth, after the discovery of the death of his wife. So one can see that Frost…

…and sorrows. Many believed he composed his best and most famous pieces in this period. The two works from this period were Macbeth and King Lear. The fourth period, from 1608-onward, mainly focuses on pensive sorrows, pretty much summarizing his works to the turn…

…century. It has been known by this name since Victorian days as it was thought to be the legendary setting for the murder of Duncan by Macbeth in Shakespeare's famous Scottish play (2-3). In addition to these tragic occurrences a happier event took place…

…, The Barque of Dante; Henry Fuseli, Lady Macbeth; and George Walker, Wensley Dale Knitters. At the beginning of the 19TH century, the Viennese Classical style used by Mozart and Beethoven was used throughout Europe. This style was so popular that almost…