We call them insane because we do not want to admit that we are them. Even when their ambition gets the best of them, they are still human, and they serve as reminders of the potential for evil that each man possesses. Yet, with both, we must question who the real villain and victims are. Both are representative of different times, yet both hold true to the ideas that power corrupts, the lust for blood, and the fall from grace and realization that is inherent to depravity. Evil is born of power; the lack of it, the desire of it, and the achievement of it. Jack is a young British schoolboy, likely just shy of 13, and Macbeth is a young soldier. Both sit at the mercy of fate when it casts them in different directions, Jack onto an island