Another Shakespearean piece which blew me away."Macbeth". It was like everything that Shakespeare creates it can totally be applied in our lives. It's like in his every piece there is a hidden lesson for us to find out.
"Fair is foul and foul is fair" a line which was said by the three witches in the first part of the story. A quote which was really difficult to understand, used simple words but with very deep meaning indeed. What is this supposed to mean?
For me, nothing seems to be permanent in this world. The only constant thing in this world is the word change. With the line thrown by the three witches I can say that it was a realization that sometimes the good people are the worst ones. The good people sometimes hide the ugliest truths.It can also be inferred that these people who you think are good changes and becomes the worst enemy. Another interpretation of mine is sometimes if you had this opportunity and you grabbed it then you became the most popular, most intelligent you tend to change your attitude and you turned out to be boastful. Sometimes when you have the power you tend to change attitude.And sometimes when you loose and felt defeated you try to do your best next time and you become the good one. It's like you have to experience both good things and bad things in life that will totally change your personality.It's only in your hands how you will cope up with these kind of situations; Will you still be the good one? or you'll change and be the bad one?
It's quite hard for me to explain everything so here's an example to put everything simple.
In the first part of the story the girl seemed to be the nicest girl! But then you wouldn't expect her to be so evil and competitive. When she won in every contest she became boastful. And the boastful one or the mean one in the first part of the story becomes the good one because she realized it when she was bullied also and was defeated.