Dramatic irony

I want to talk about one of the tecniques Shakespeare used in Macbeth which is Dramatic irony. It is when the audience knows something and the characters in the play don't. Some information are only shared, by the writer, with the audince and as the play goes on as a watcher we have the chance to see everything from a different point of view. I found it interesting that Shakespeare would use this method because it makes me feel recognized by the writer and also feel more involved. One might argue that this method could limit the readers imagination because it leads you to a specific idea as you read the actual thought process of the character. But I think it is quite the opposite. By seeing even a small portion of one's inner feelings and thoughts, We see that just how complex the human psychology is and how sometimes things are not at all how it seems. With these additional information, the character becomes more real and more human.