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SHAKESPEARE'S TRAGEDIES - Coggle Diagram
SHAKESPEARE'S TRAGEDIES
The Tragedy of King Lear
This is a tragedy of the fall of the aging king -a petulant and unwise old man- who divides his kingdom among three daughters.
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Antony and Cleopatra
The tragic love affair between the noble hero Antony and Queen Cleopatra destroys Antony, but transforms Cleopatra from a selfish, wantori girl to a true queen who dies triumphantly.
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The Tragedy of Macbeth
The cruel. overpowering ambition of Macbeth, and Lady: Macbeth motivates a tragedy that is Shakespeare's most vivid picture of raw, naked evil.
The prophecy of the witches begins the play, and Macbeth attempts to thwart his destiny and defeat the witches' warning motivates much tragedy.
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The Tragedy of Othello, Moor of Venice
One of the most poetic and best-constructed of the tragedies Othello has three memorable characters-the heroic Othello the villainous lago, and the pure and loving
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