It’s pretty much a BS paper so thats the one I’d pick. If you really want to impress you could say something about how morals have changed, but I don’t remember the story enough to talk about that.

2. Choosing one of the three above topics depends, to a great exrent, on how well you have been studying: Hamlet/Donne/George Herbert, Vaughan, Ben Johnson.

Don’t try to start writing on any without being fully aware of it.

Anyhow, I see Hamlet is easy and more general to tackle.

To me, the new version of “Macbeth” would mainly alter the following:

a] that sort of romantic love that is no longer there

b] the metaphysic aspect represented in the appearance of the Kink

c] too much hesitance associated with Hamlet’s character

d] that too much ado for Hamlet’s mother’s adultry

Good luck

Sooo sorry, I took Hamlet for Macbeth. I don’t know why.

In ‘Macbeth’ the too many murders would be substituted with other sorts of plots. And the witches would be substituted with something else.

Dealing with ‘Macbeth’ don’t forget to shed a special light on the follwing quotations (I shall try to remember them) as they are, to me, fundamental:

* “To be thus is nothing, but to be safely thus.”

* “You are too full of the human milk.”

Life is full of paradoxes, as is Donne’s poetry.

I MEAN COME ON