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How does Shakespeare present the supernatural in Macbeth?
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How does Shakespeare present the supernatural in Macbeth?
INTRODUCTION
- Witches present during the era of Shakespeare.
- Witches were a symbol of evil and threatening. If accused of being a witch, you'd be tested and further on killed.
- Supernatural linked to characters: Witches, Lady Macbeth, Banquo and Macbeth's visions
- Supernatural elements make play have a more eerie atmosphere and a haunting effect. Supporting the tragedies later on enocountered
- Shakespeare's intention.
- Let nature take its course?
- Don't tempt fate
- Let nature take its course?
- Witches present during the era of Shakespeare.
PARAGRAPH
- Setting
- Thunder
- Recurring motif, prominent when witches are around. Spookier. Situation worse.
- Thunder
- Intention
- To foreshadow future events, this foreshadowing adds to the supernatural element
- Effect on audience
- Causes audience to be confused and suspicious, effect of supernatural.
- Setting
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- Mind Map on How does Shakespeare present the supernatural in Macbeth?, created by Leon Alvez on 30/03/2017.
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