... Scene 4 of "Macbeth" present Shakespeare's message about social order? Macbeth turns from the thane of Glamis whom the king is proud of to a traitor. Macbeth's evil from the witches brings misery and disorder to society. He turns from the thane of Cawdor whom the king is proud with to a traitor. In those days, this was believed to disturb the heavens and threaten the frame of the university. The Universe was believed to be ... safe now in his grave. Nothing can touch him now. He sleeps peacefully. Lady Macbeth always sweeps into action and controls Macbeth. "What quite unmanned in folly?...

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... were added not by Holinshed himself, but perhaps by someone involved in the events firsthand, such as Macbeth, who may have told of the witches during his rule to accentuate his rightfulness to the throne. Another speculation on the witches is that they were created by some critic of the Celtic religion as a moral message that shows that belief in such old traditions only brings about one ... 's downfall. It is very unlikely that any of these theories will ever be proven true or false. Holinshed also dabbles in the fictitious when he depicts Macbeth's ascension to the throne. He paints S...

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• Grade Level: High School