Supernatural Symbolism in Macbeth.

Supernatural Symbolism         The supernatural events and elements that are placed into this book represent more than just something meant to scare the characters. It represents the evil that is inside of Macbeth, and lady Macbeth. The supernatural is also there to confuse and prove the guilabilty of humans, and how easily they are decieved by what they do not know. Shakespeare uses witches and hallucinations in his work to show the easy confusion on man. …showed first 75 words of 816 total…

…showed last 75 words of 816 total…the supernatural is the basis for explaining the evils of man and the confusions that can reap the minds of someone who is willing to believe everything, and everyone that they hear. As you can see, Shakespeare uses the supernatural to outline the facts that the only reason these 'supernatural' things are happening, is because of the unstable minds and hearts of the Macbeth's, and to symbolize the evil that the book is based on.