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Live hard, what about him
Bret 2022-11-03 12:53:45
4K is really not ordinary, the feeling of film is in the color and texture. Many empty scenes displayed by mirrors reveal mostly nothingness. Although the last events all show that Macbeth went from pacifying a rebellious hero to killing innocent tyrants indiscriminately, but from his indifferent treatment of his wife's body, he found himself fearless, and finally fought to defend his dignity to death. I feel that this life is very boring. At first, I listened to the words of the witch, and my desires grew. After a year, it expanded infinitely, but I still didn't have my cowardice or support for King Duncan, or another kind of moral restraint. After rushing into the group of witches and drinking the soup, I saw that countless people who threatened the throne were all shattered like shadows in a mirror. Only then did I truly listen to my desires and get rid of the cowardice that accompanied me like a shadow. Fight to death. Especially the period of life when wandering is a tale told by idiots, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. Life is full of emptiness, so how to live. Seeing that Duncan's son also passed through the witch's land at the end, he knew that another person was about to hear the inner demon speak. It seems to imply that only the restless will hear the witch's voice. In the end, he was led by a witch to a wrong path, but who knows what would become if he kept walking on the right path, or from a fatalistic point of view, without Macbeth, there would be another inevitable appearance. Macbeth is accidental, but the historical change drawn by desire is inevitable. Whether it’s a matter of tangled up in one’s own obedience to one’s own heart, or whether to face history and go with what happens, in the end, the fog and rain in the witch’s land were misty. Who knows whether it was the lame man who was attracted by the voice of the witch, or the lame man who wanted to find a witch himself. Forget him, just work hard to live.
Extended Reading
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Macbeth: [after slaying someone in battle] Thou wast born of woman!
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Duncan: There's no art to find the mind's constuction in the face.