Thoughts are often reflections of oneself, and are usually left unspoken. In William Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Macbeth has a number of soliloquies which reveal these thoughts to the audience. His soliloquies are a significant part of the play as they cause the audience to distance themselves from Macbeth through the reveal of his inner thoughts and morals, his character development and changes, which in turn, reflect his downfall.
To begin with, Macbeth’s soliloquies initially allow for the audience…
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