Macbeth

The pursuit of power drives Macbeth to contemplate murder, spurred on by his wife's ambition. As he seeks the Scottish crown, he faces the consequences of his actions amidst armies, supernatural elements, and haunting visions. The narrative explores themes of greed, betrayal, and the struggle for dominance, questioning how many lives must be sacrificed for ambition. Ultimately, it raises the challenge of not just seizing the crown, but the perilous task of holding onto it.