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How does Shakespeare Present the Supernatural in Macbeth?
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... Caroline Piggott. How does Shakespeare Present the April 2001 Supernatural in Macbeth? Shakespeare presents Supernatural elements in "Macbeth" which are supernatural beings, such as the witches, supernatural images for example the dagger, thunder and lightning, darkness, an eclipse, horses going wild and savage, food chain turning upside down, supernatural beings, apparitions for example the ghost of Banquo or the show of eight Kings and supernatural images ,ghost of Banquo, blood on Lady Macbeth's hands. Shakespeare uses the Supernatural to improve the audiences understanding of Macbeth. Darkness represents evil, the dagger represents blood and murder, the owl eating the falcon represents disorder in society and Duncan's horses going mad and eating each other represents upset in nature. These Supernatural elements represent themes in the play of death, disorder, sickness, sin, ambition and greediness. The Supernatural makes the play more varied and interesting, catching and effective and lasting in the audiences mind. The













