The Tragedy of Macbeth

*The Tragedy of Macbeth* by William Shakespeare tells the story of a Scottish nobleman who, driven by ambition and manipulated by prophecy and his wife, murders the king to seize the throne. His reign is haunted by guilt, paranoia, and chaos, leading to his downfall. The play explores themes of unchecked ambition, moral corruption, and the destructive power of guilt. Ultimately, Macbeth’s relentless pursuit of power causes his demise, illustrating how ambition without conscience can result in tragedy and ruin.