Macbeth
“Your royal father’s murdered,” (II.i.101). “Macbeth” is one of William Shakespeare’s
most violent plays. There are so many murders in the play that they are hard to keep track
of. Every murder that occurs happens offstage, so the audience never sees any of them,
but they do know when a murder is about to happen. There is a trend throughout the
entire play, one that is not very obvious to the naked …
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…the crimes that he commits as fuel to keep his fire
going. Macbeth compares manliness with aggression and his comparison allows the play
to descend into a mass killing spree. Macduff changes the audience’s perspective on the
definition of manliness. Macduff revises the previous definition of manliness and brings
forth a new one. By his strong words and actions, he shows that manliness is not about
aggression, but rather being human and having feelings.
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