Macbeth app vs reality

Appearance versus Reality Things are not always what they might seem to be. Sometimes the line between appearance and reality seem to blur. On television nowadays the concept of deception, lies, backstabbing is presented consistently, and repeatedly; especially on reality shows. A very common saying, "things aren't always what they seem," comes to mind because it is hard to distinguish between an appearance and the reality. Appearance versus reality is genuinely experienced in plays, novels and books which portray magnificent examples. Every human being has specific talents and gifts but those offerings all go out the window when one tries to change his appearance. God gave everyone one face but the difficulties and challenges of life causes the construction of another to influence others to their liking. In the book Macbeth by William Shakespeare and the fairytale Little Red Riding Hood by Charles Perrault the concepts of appearance vs. reality are on full display. Macbeth is portrayed as an honourable solider who is willing to give his own life for the country but in reality, he is full of greed and will do anything to be king. In contrast, there is the dirty keenly wolf who is targeting a little girl by changing his whole appearance just to have another meal. The portrayal of appearance versus reality can be seen in both these two texts through various and deceiving ways such as; motivation behind actions, outer appearance versus innernity and the end result. Macbeth, is known as an honourable man but his motivations contributed to his downfall. The start of Macbeth's motivation behind his actions all started when the witches approached him and fed the prophecies which corrupted and made Macbeth believe that he could be king. Once having heard the prophecies, Macbeth did not wait for them to become true instead set out to fulfill his own destiny. When trying to do this, Macbeth had to lie, be manipulative and commit murders so his peers do not