I like Shakespeare, I think. He has... A way with words ;D But this story really didn't do it for me. 
 Basically, Macbeth hears a prophecy that he will become king. And when the current king doesn't immediately appoint him king, he gets impatient... And murders him. The king's sons flee and Macbeth becomes king. Then he hears that the sons of the King may be conspiring against him, and he gets paranoid. He was already feeling incredibly guilty, but wouldn't admit to anything. SO he has one of his close friends, who he thinks is conspiring with the brothers, murdered. Now he feels even more guilty. Then he has some other people murdered. And then I think he had some others taken care of as well. And FINALLY, at the very end, the brothers come back to get Macbeth off his throne, and they win, and he dies..... The End. 
 It seems like an okay story... But anybody who could have possibly made it any good was murdered. I felt like there was this WHOLE LONG THING about how Macbeth used ot be good, and now he was not.... And then at the end he died, and NOBODY LEARNED ANYTHING. I couldn't really even tell if the reader was supposed to learn anything- That we shouldn't kill the king? That we should never listen to prophecies given to us by three old witches in the woods? 
 I felt like the story was pointless. Sure, it happened, but nobody was the wiser because of it. Ugh. It made the whole story feel kind of empty. Like I reached the ladst page, and when I turned it, and there was nothing there, I was like.... "That's it?" Only... Not in a good way.