Macbeth, by William Shakespeare- a Mind-Map

Hello Friends... 

Sure, we all are doing well... Be careful, we must stay fit and shouldn't fall ill getting our studies affected. We shall eat and drink healthy, exercise regularly, and won't avoid our domestic and social responsibilities. And whatever time we get for ourselves at the end of the day, we must study hard for most of the time, so that we learn to think... and learn. We simply cannot afford to stop thinking, for we are learners, and we are the chosen ones who got the scope to learn... 

Let's learn to think first...

Here we meet not to study and discuss the original play 'Macbeth' as written by William Shakespeare. Rather, this is going to be an attempt to help out the young beginners who are attempting to read and grasp the vast world of Shakespeare. They often, at the very beginning, find it very difficult to get a good grip over the entire organisation of the plot of Shakespearean dramas. We might find the strategy of identifying the episodes along the timeline and following the places of action to get the desired visualisation of the Mind Maps of not only these complex plays by Shakespeare, but of any complex and complicated layered text. Here is one such Mind Map that identifies different episodes along the timeline and follows the places of action,- thus helping us to visualise the entire network of action in the play 'Macbeth'. If you ask me, I don't want you to use this map for yourself. Rather, I prefer you to follow this to get an idea how you might map the play which you are going to study for yourself. You may use this map just as a model to make your own. You are going to miss the entire cognitive involvement of analysing and visualizing the plot of a text if you don't get into the process of making your own visual map and just go for borrowing it from somebody else. That's why it would be best to use this map here just as a model and nothing else...

Hope you would find this useful for your purpose. You may always drop a comment down below if you want to suggest an improvement, or if you have any question. 

All the best...