Macbeth is a dynamic tragedy written by one of the greatest English poets of all time, William Shakespeare. In this play, Shakespeare dramatizes and portrays the adverse and damaging effects of unchecked ambition. The story idolizes fate and freewill as one of the leading themes, depicting the tale of a once Nobel warrior, making immoral choices and inevitably coming to an end. Throughout the text, many techniques have been meticulously crafted by the author, successfully using different intertwined methods to convey his ideas of the destructive nature of unchecked ambition to the audience. Some of these techniques include Symbolism, Imagery, Tone/Mood, Characterization and many more. Mark Received: A