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How do the first three scenes foretell the tragedy of Macbeth?
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How do the first three scenes foretell the tragedy of Macbeth? Good versus evil, this is a theme most commonly explored in many renowned literatures. Shakespeare has also used this oxymoron in his very famous as well as tragic creation called - 'Macbeth'. Along side this theme there are other similar oxymorons explored such as natural versus unnatural, murder, treason, destiny as well as betrayal. Shakespeare has produced many other tragic tales just like 'Macbeth' such as 'Romeo and Juliet', 'Tempes't and 'Kings Lear.' Macbeth is the male protagonist of the play. He is an honoured soldier for Scotland who fights bravely to defend his King and country but his overly ambitious desire to become King leads him to become an evil and heartless being. Macbeth's tragic tale starts with three dramatic scenes, which will be explored in this essay, they are purposefully set by William Shakespeare to decide Macbeth's destiny...
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