How did the tragedy happen? Is it fate or stupid belief?

Macbeth, maybe that's it. Macbeth was once an upright man. But under the witch's prophecy, he killed King Kent, then framed him as two princes, and then ascended the throne. However, what I don't understand is that in order for a descendant to become king, General Banco and his son must be killed. It can be seen that greed is insatiable, and in the end, it is still ruined and died a fair death. Is it worthwhile to bear the blame only because one of your descendants is not a king?

King Lear is about old King Lear asking his three daughters about their love. The first two daughters were eloquent, and after getting one-third of their own territory, the younger daughter was driven away, but was married by the French king as the queen. The two daughters were cruel to King Lear. Edru framed his father and brother, made his brother a beggar, and his father's eyes were gouged out. Later, however, King Lear and his little daughter both died. Although justice has been done, there are mixed feelings in the end.

Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet are both like this, but they are so hateful and wrong for love. Prince Hamlet made mistakes again and again for love and his own interests, and finally died. Romeo and Juliet exchanged their own deaths for the reconciliation of two big families who used to be old enemies.

This book contains four tragedies of Shakespeare for people to enjoy.

The protagonists in the stories here are all very poor. Macbeth, King Lear, Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet. However, they all died in the end, and they died miserably. The last three died with pride and respect. For affection, love.

How did the tragedy happen? That's how it happened. They come from the saddest things in people's hearts.

It can be said to be fate, because fate told Macbeth his later fate and the most tragic ending.

Can also be said to be fatuous. Just like King Lear, he likes to listen to flattery. In the end, he and his little daughter have a tragic ending.

Or revenge. In order to get revenge, he pretended to be crazy, killed his beloved father by mistake, drove his beloved crazy, and finally led to her death, and was finally poisoned by the poison on his sword.

Or love. For the sake of love, one person pretended to be dead, and the other drank poisoned wine and fell beside the person who pretended to be dead. After waking up, the one who pretended to be dead saw his dead lover, pulled out his dagger and committed suicide. Their love ended in the real world, and then their death made their families good friends.

Perhaps, there are always sacrifices behind the tragedy, but there are also other beneficiaries.

Perhaps, comedy and tragedy will always coexist, and tragic people sacrifice themselves to make others succeed in comedy.

Perhaps once again, Shakespeare's tragedy collection may also be a comedy collection, because their final endings are all beautiful, not complete tragedies, only the intersection of sadness and joy, which is the joy of several families and the sorrow of several families.

Maybe they are tragedies, maybe they will be sad, but I believe that one day, this is the last tragedy, and one day, it will become a real comedy, because the next days are not all tragedies, and sometimes, we should laugh happily.

Changzhou Jintan No.2 Middle School Grade One: Hidden wings, the wind woke up.