Rhinoceros is an absurdist play that shows what can happen when people blindly follow the herd. Everyone around Berenger, a ordinary man who's messy and unkempt, begins transforming into rhinoceroses, including his friend Jean, who transforms in front of him. Eventually, just Berenger, his love interest Daisy, and colleague Dudard remain human. Daisy and Dudard are unable to resist and transform, leaving Berenger on his own. The play examines the limits of logic and suggests that it's the common man who can have the greatest impact on the world.
Animal imagery in Shakespeares Macbeth Every animal has different qualities like their colour or their personality We have animal species on this earth who out known to have been heroes and murderers Even with their differences each animal is attached to a certain meaning and can create a certain tone for the reader William Shakespeares Macbeth makes use of this idea well Shakespeare uses this imagery to its full potential by not only setting tones but also for so much more In the Scottish play