The Importance Of Decisions In Macbeth By William Shakespeare
Making a decision is a process of making a conclusion after consideration. For example you made a decision to brush your teeth or to find something to eat. These are decisions you make on a daily basis. Decisions may appear to you faster than the snap of a finger, but the process or choice you contemplate about may take a while.
Decisions come in different shapes and sizes. You may make a life changing decision or you may make a not so important decision. But either way, a decision is being made. These decisions may not be good decisions. For example in “Macbeth” by William Shakespeare the main character in the story has to make decisions. The decisions which are not very wise. The main character, Macbeth killed people to become king. In the
end his decisions led to problems in which he could not fix.
Decisions made may be influenced by other people or things. Say for instance, your friend joins your school’s basketball team. You hear of him or her joining the team, you then end up joining the team because your friend is on the team. But these influences are not always good influences. In “Macbeth”
Decisions come in different shapes and sizes. You may make a life changing decision or you may make a not so important decision. But either way, a decision is being made. These decisions may not be good decisions. For example in “Macbeth” by William Shakespeare the main character in the story has to make decisions. The decisions which are not very wise. The main character, Macbeth killed people to become king. In the
end his decisions led to problems in which he could not fix.
Decisions made may be influenced by other people or things. Say for instance, your friend joins your school’s basketball team. You hear of him or her joining the team, you then end up joining the team because your friend is on the team. But these influences are not always good influences. In “Macbeth”