“The Tragedy of Macbeth” by William Shakespeare is a play of honor, courage, greed
and worst of all evil. It all starts when a group of witches decide to play a devious game
and tell Macbeth his future. However, this diabolical revelation plants terrible thoughts of
murder and corruption on Macbeth’s otherwise clean mind. This inevitably leads to the
murder of countless people by the hand of Macbeth and is evil quest for power. In the
play “The Tragedy of Macbeth,” Shakespeare constantly uses light and darkness to
emphasize the conflict between good and Evil.
The symbolism of light represents good while darkness is associated with evil. ... Furthermore, Macbeth realizes that light is the source of peace and calmness as he
calls upon the stars to conceal his “black and deep desires” of murder and power.
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