24. Macbeth by William Shakespeare
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Taylor and Dylan jump into the Shakespearean world of medieval Scotland—complete with witches, prophecies, and murder—as they discuss the famous play, Macbeth. They discuss themes of guilt, temptation, and justice. Learn Taylor’s thoughts on French press coffee and what Shakespeare and Star Wars have on common in this episode of Redeeming Reads.
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