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k how fragile we arefriend and foe alike (
Ajax
126). This is what the gods can do to us. Compared with themwe’re
no more than shadows and shows without substance. This is the
conclusion Macbeth reaches when he re?ects on the living death to
which he has reduced himself and the world around him:
Life’s but a walking shadowa poor player
That struts and frets his hour upon the stage
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And then is heard no more. It is a tale
Told by an idiotfull of sound and fury
Signifying nothing.
(V. v. 23–7)
In tragedy the supernatural does not always materialize. Gods and
ghosts do not always speaknor do they and their ministering
angels always appear – one hesitates to say – in the ?esh. There are
ghosts in Hamlet and Macbeth but not in Othello and King Lear.
These latter two plays are less directly concerned than the former
with the pastwith memorymourningand revenge. Yet in a broad
sensetragedy always deals with toxic matter bequeathed by the
past to the present. In personal termsthis often means what
fathers and mothers have passed on to their children in the form of
dutiesloyaltiespassionsand injuries. When these con?ict with
each otheras they do for OrestesElectraand Hamletit may take
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