Human Condition In Macbeth And Going Underground

Human condition can also be defined as the moral, and meaning in life; it is needed in every human, whether it is acceptance or their need for the community. The theme of human conditions is explored in many works of literature, such as Macbeth by William Shakespeare, and Going Underground by Susan Vaught. In these work of literature, the protagonists, Macbeth and Del face the human conditions of isolation and assimilation in their respective communities. Macbeth and Del face obstacles and challenges that isolate them from society; Macbeth from being assimilated as a popular and trusted soldier to being isolated as amurderous sociopath leading to death, and Del being socially accepted at first, but goes through years of isolation to finally