Heroism in Macbeth

In Shakespeare\u27s Macbeth, the representations of heroism, tyranny, and witchcraft are intermingled and theaudience\u27s emotional responses should therefore be complicated. This essay focuses on the gap between the dramatic presence ofMacbeth and his political role in the Jacobean period. It considers the dramaturgic strategy that is employed in Macbeth to fillthe gap in the images of the protagonist