What Does The Raven Symbolize In Macbeth
How far would you go to get what you want? Macbeth went as far as killing his loved ones to stay in power. In the book Macbeth death is represented as being too easy and short. In this book death represents how life is short and living in it is hell. This book is about how ambitous takes over someone so far, that they will kill anyone who gets in their way.
Shakspeare uses animals and things to portray death. When lady Macbeth heard of her husband coming she said, “The raven himself is hoarse” (1.5.43). This line could mean two things, one could be that lady Macbeth is talking about how the messenger is dead of breath, in which case he sounded like a croak. The other meaning could really just be that the raven brings bad news. In the old
Shakspeare uses animals and things to portray death. When lady Macbeth heard of her husband coming she said, “The raven himself is hoarse” (1.5.43). This line could mean two things, one could be that lady Macbeth is talking about how the messenger is dead of breath, in which case he sounded like a croak. The other meaning could really just be that the raven brings bad news. In the old