Question

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What are the Roman Values that the play Julius Caesar reflect?
more deal with the nature of Kingship in Macbeth?
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Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

The final scene of Shakespeare’s Macbeth signals balance after excess, kingship after tyranny, and calm after conflict. The noble Macduff has defeated Macbeth in single man-to-man combat, as an act of vengeance for the slaughter of his family. Macduff then presents the young Malcolm with Macbeth’s ‘cursed head’ as a trophy of victory. This marks the exchange of power from Macbeth as false ‘usurper’ to Malcolm as the legitimate ‘King’ (5.9.20‒21). Malcolm rewards his loyal thanes by making them Scotland’s first earls; he calls his people home from exile, and invites them to see him crowned. The broken circle seems mended as Malcolm – the son of the murdered King Duncan – is restored to the Scottish throne.

Answer 2

Beginning in line 91, Malcolm lists the qualities that a king should embody, which are: justice, verity, temperance, stableness, bounty, perseverance, lowliness, devotion, patience, courage, and fortitude. ... However, towards the end of the scene, Malcolm swears to "man up" and return to Scotland in pursuit of the throne.