'Comparison: Macbeth and Anakin Skywalker'

'By definition a tragic hero sandwich is a person of fearful behave with daring or potentially heroic qualities. This person is unsaved by the Gods or by whatever supernatural strong point to doom and demise or at least to big(p) suffering. Macbeth of William Shakespe bes Macbeth and Anakin Skywalker of George Lucas Star Wars serial publication are d criminal custody who pose up with great potential, fitting adore involutionriors of their own story, at last coming across a injurious way to enlighten their selves greater, and after victorious one bountiful turn they ache themselves completely meet savage tyrants and abusing their magnate beyond belief. These stories are similar in this sense on with many former(a) symbols like decapitation, prophecies, the devils role, and going of innocence. \nMacbeth emerges as a bold and noble hero, accompanied by his partner, Banquo, the already prospering warrior is introduced in a vicious engagement between the de mesne of Scotland and the traitor, Macdonwald, and his army. Macbeth engages in bout with Macdonwald, eventually defeating him. When he returns home he is celebrated as a war hero and is granted Macdonwalds former title, thane of Cawdor. penalize of the Sith  also opens with a battle, in which Anakin Skywalker and his verify Obi-Wan Kenobi attempt to present the captive premier of the Republic, Palpatine. When they are go about by imagine Dooku, the holder of Palpatine, Obi-Wan is wound by the cipher and Anakin must fight him alone. Anakin succeeds in his labour as Macbeth succeeds in his and both men proceed to decapitate their opponent. Anakin is also rewarded for his industrial plant when he returns home, becoming a deputy of the Jedi Council. \nWhen Macbeth is told of his prophecies by the unearthly sisters he is doubtful, that is until the archetypal prophecy is fulfill Macbeth is named thane of Cawdor. Macbeth foolishly reveals the prophecies to his wife, p eeress Macbeth, without the knowledge that she is an evil villain in her own right. noblewoman Macbeth desire...'