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A collection of images portraying the madness and absurdity as well as the prominent Mental Health issues throughout Shakespeare's Macbeth.
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An excellent depiction of how Macbeth's mental stability becomes more and more shattered throughout the coarse of the play. He has become driven with guilt and madness, stemming from his wife, and it has made him crazy. His mind begins playing tricks on himself, and it is almost as if he has lost himself completely. It's All In Your Head, All In Your Head, Health Art, Deep Art, Dark Art Drawings, A Silent Voice, Dark Art Illustrations, Identity Art, Ap Art
An excellent depiction of how Macbeth's mental stability becomes more and more shattered throughout the coarse of the play. He has become driven with guilt and madness, stemming from his wife, and it has made him crazy. His mind begins playing tricks on himself, and it is almost as if he has lost himself completely.
a drawing of a man with a crown on his head
The overwhelming thirst for power, and want for the throne, toys with Macbeth's emotions throughout the play. It clouds his judgement, causing him to commit some heinous acts of utter barbarity. It becomes all he is focused on, leading him to become someone that he was never supposed to be.
Representation of Macbeth's "heat-oppressed brain". Between the floating dagger and the hallucination of Banquo sitting in his chair, the guilt of his crime has definitely caused Macbeth to lose himself, as well as his overall mental clarity, causing him to overthink many things, leading to utter madness. New Bonds, Healthy Journey, Health Literacy, Based On A True Story, Elite Daily, Best Life Quotes, Girls Ask, Can't Stop Won't Stop, Nissan Skyline Gtr
Representation of Macbeth's "heat-oppressed brain". Between the floating dagger and the hallucination of Banquo sitting in his chair, the guilt of his crime has definitely caused Macbeth to lose himself, as well as his overall mental clarity, causing him to overthink many things, leading to utter madness.
a drawing of two people hugging each other
Depression, Schizophrenia as well as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, are some of the Mental Illnesses that are shown to us throughout the play from within Lady Macbeth and Macbeth. Hyper arousal, nightmares, depression, avoidance, hallucinations, delusions, anxiety and violence, are all symptoms of the mental illnesses portrayed in this play.
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An excellent portrayal of Lady Macbeth, and her numerous personalities she reveals throughout the play. We understand of course that Lady Macbeth does not have one shred of goodness or kindness in her soul. She exhibits none of the normal qualities a woman should present. She is not nurturing or loving in the slightest, and has no remorse towards the pain she has caused others. However, she puts on an innocent, feminine front to hide the truly barbaric self that she really is.
Representing how mental illness can completely drown you of the person you once were. Macbeth finds himself engulfed in the guilt of heinous acts, and entrapped in the power and manipulation of his wife. Gut Brain Connection, Hidden Disabilities, Semper Paratus, Elephant Journal, Fatigue Syndrome, Chronic Fatigue, Autoimmune Disease, Negative Emotions, Chronic Illness
Representing how mental illness can completely drown you of the person you once were. Macbeth finds himself engulfed in the guilt of heinous acts, and entrapped in the power and manipulation of his wife.
The mental instability in Macbeth becomes increasingly more prominent as we get farther into the play. Lady Macbeth's cure for her infected mind is to kill herself, while Macbeth's cure is to find an obsession - and so he does, with power and knowledge. He is determined to know exactly how to keep the power he gained, in order to justify his own actions. It is only just before his death that Macbeth realizes his own insanity. Yoga Sutra, Network Marketing Tips, Mental Disorder, Mental Disorders, Parts Of Speech, Land Of The Free, We The People, Medical Information, Hillary Clinton
The mental instability in Macbeth becomes increasingly more prominent as we get farther into the play. Lady Macbeth's cure for her infected mind is to kill herself, while Macbeth's cure is to find an obsession - and so he does, with power and knowledge. He is determined to know exactly how to keep the power he gained, in order to justify his own actions. It is only just before his death that Macbeth realizes his own insanity.
a black and white poster with the words guilt, guilt, guilt written in it
Guilt. One of the main themes that resonates throughout the play. Macbeth’s guilt, however is not enough to discourage him from murder. This perhaps indicates a lack of morality, a vulgar flaw in his personality, and inner self.
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An excellent depiction of the burning power that Lady Macbeth holds over her husband. She is the driving force behind all of her husbands actions.
two heads facing each other with an angel above them
A resonating theme throughout the play. Macbeth is constantly battling with himself between good and evil. Unfortunately, his wife has an overwhelming impact on this battle. This depicts how the presence and pressure of another person can take a good person and push them to the other side.
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I believe that Macbeth suffers from paranoia schizophrenia, one of the most damaging of all mental disorders. It causes its victims to lose touch with reality. They begin to hear, see, or feel things that aren't really there and/or become convinced of things that simply aren't true. Proof of this disorder is outlined in several parts throughout the play, like the floating dagger for example.