On the same note, Lear also seems to order his goddess, Nature, as though he is in control. ... And thus he points out the justice of the gods in punishing Gloucester by the hand of Edmund: The gods are just, and of our pleasant vices Make instruments to plague us (p.119). ...
Evil is the disease in Macbeth's mind that is causing his sanity to decay and is making him become a terror for everyone in Scotland during his reign. The destructive protagonist, Macbeth, is a tyrant in the play for the reason of him killing innocent victims to get his way, especially King Duncan, ...