A strong desire to do what one can to achieve something great, does not always have a happy ending. ... By any means necessary is the way to go. ... The women in Macbeth are called wicked, especially Lady Macbeth herself. ... This is her way of manipulating Macbeth with the words of her tongue. ... With the greed for ultimate power, also comes guilt and destruction of power. ...
Shakespeare questions all that exists in this world and possible other worlds. ... He observes further that there are no stars, "their candles are out,"" and realize that Mac Beth has been granted his wish "Stars hide you fires -(I, iv, 50) and "Come thick night (I, v, 49). There is no doubt to the audience that there is something ominous in the air. ... Momentarily, Shakespeare elevates the central characters into two satanic figures, which pledge themselves to wickedness in monumental poetry conspirators. ... They see Banquo approaching and hear him cry out to a servant to light his an...
To heighten his devious nature comes across in his series of soliloquies that show his real intentions and motivation. ... He is also a sociopath in the way he exploits others to attain his personal goals, lacks empathy to others and his arrogance (Leech, 61). Iago's sociopath qualities, as well as his evil nature, can truly be when the play comes to an end considering the great damage he has done. ... He says, "As a proof that am right, this might do something the Moor will change with my poison" (Shakespeare, 1271). ... It shows how the wickedness of Iago leads to not just t...
Othello had to see the reason, something tangible. ... The mind bending Iago plants deep the seeds of wicked thoughts. ... Othello by William Shakespeare is a story in which the women characters are treated in the unfair way that women of the time of the story were treated. ... In order to make this comparison, one must first examine the way that the characters of Bianca, Emelia, and Desdemona are treated . ... Othello never asks questions of those who might be against him; instead, he believes only what is told him by those who come to him first. ...
