Macbeth:

See pages 340-347 for an intro into Shakespearean Tragedy, Conventions of Renaissance Drama, and Intro to the Shakespearean play Macbeth. The Macbeth play begins on page 348 in your textbook.
Intro to Macbeth:

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Macbeth Summary:
Macbeth Act I - Act V Summaries

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Macbeth Themes: NEED TO KNOW!!!!

**Themes you must understand:
1. Nothing is at it seems. "Fair is foul and foul is fair."
2. Power corrupts. Not only in Shakespeare's plays, but in the world today.
3. Blind ambition. What must one do and how far will they go to achieve greatness?
4. Fate vs. free will. Does one guide the other?
1. Nothing is at it seems. "Fair is foul and foul is fair."
2. Power corrupts. Not only in Shakespeare's plays, but in the world today.
3. Blind ambition. What must one do and how far will they go to achieve greatness?
4. Fate vs. free will. Does one guide the other?
Fate vs. Free Will: whose choice is it anyway??

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