Macbeth Crossword

though a hero may have extraordinary abilities, however they have one weakness of character or error in judgement.
Fate v. Free Will, Corruption of Power, Appearance v. Reality, and The Nature of Evil are examples of _______________________ in Macbeth.
The King of Scotland is named ______________________.
Shakespeare wrote the play for which of the following monarchs?
Macbeth is considered a cursed play and is called __________ _______________ _______________.
This is the tragic hero of the play.
A statement that is seemingly contradictory but somehow remains true.
Words are used in a way that their intended meaning is different than the actual meaning. It could also mean that what happens is different than what was expected. (appearance v. reality).
the main character who comes to an unhappy or miserable end. They are typically a person of importance, such as a king or queen.
The name of the man who wrote the play.
How many images do we have that tell us what Shakespeare looked like?
How many words in total do we have written in Shakespeare's own hand?
Roughly, how many words did Shakespeare invent?
Which type of play begins hopeful but ends in catastrophe?
Which type of play begins dismal, but ends hopeful?