'Macbeth': the importance of kingship
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I can write in a clear and concise manner about the role of kingship in 'Macbeth'.
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King Duncan is based on a historical figure, although Shakespeare made his Duncan a more sympathetic figure.
Shakespeare uses Duncan as a construct, acting as a poignant warning against regicide.
Embedded quotations and noun appositives support make writing clear and succinct.
Modal verbs and tentative adverbs indicate that not all inferences are commonly held.
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