Macbeth

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Set against a backdrop of ambition and moral decay, this tragedy explores the destructive consequences of unchecked ambition through the rise and fall of its titular character. As Macbeth is driven to murder and tyranny by prophecy and his own desires, themes of fate, guilt, and the supernatural intertwine, showcasing the psychological turmoil that ensues. The play's dark atmosphere and complex characters contribute to its reputation as one of Shakespeare's most powerful and haunting works.