Tuesday, February 19, 2019
DECONSTRUCTING MACBETH
One of the famous speeches written by Shakespeare. “To-Morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow” from what I understand from it is that “tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow” means how the days are stretched out. Something eles I get from all this is that life is meaningless and useless. “Creeps in this petty pace from day to day” which means that day just creeps as any other day. Basically that he took things for granted and everything fell once his wife died. All the power he has and the position where his at now dose not matter to him anymore. His wife was the most valuable person of his life. He has no meaning in life anymore to his view. Also that his ambition lead him to his destiny in which his wife died and is now facing the consequences. He feels his days are short as a “ brife of a candle”. He is now seeing what his own decisions had lead him to and is facing it.
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