The different versions of "Macbeth" in various types of media does not just involve the adaption of ideas and form. It involves the different depiction of play interpretation, freedom of expressing one's self or the lack of it, the directors' and writer's points of view and the significance of theme portrayal by the writers and directors as they find suitable. Each production of Macbeth expresses the feelings of its time and culture and this is …showed first 75 words of 1323 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1323 total…adaptation of ideas and form is only a small part of the construction of Macbeth. So many more elements are involved, being the portrayal of themes, different perspectives of writers and directors, the degree of realism included, and the limits and freedoms writers and directors face. All these different aspects combined show that there is no right way to interpret Macbeth; it is up to one's imagination to interpret it the way they feel appropriate.