The supernatural/ the witches
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- The supernateral/ The witches
- Lady Macbeths relation to the witches
- "double, double toil and trouble/ fire burn and cauldron bubble."
- trochaic tetrameter with rhymed couplets
- silly to modern audiences
- set them apart from other characters dialogue
- "fire" and "trouble" adjectives
- sound frightening
- trochaic tetrameter with rhymed couplets
- "not so happy yet much happier"
- paradox
- makes them sound confusing
- they are to blames for Macbeths fate and the killings he preforms as he is confusion
- paradox
- "come"
- imperative verb
- mirrors the witches tone (fourth witch)
- demanding language
- feels as though she has control over the witches
- imperative verb
- "double, double toil and trouble/ fire burn and cauldron bubble."
- characters reactions to the witches
- "you should be women yet your beards forbid me interpret"
- model verb "should"
- The witches dont represent one gender showing how even though they are women they have the strength of men making them very powerful
- Banquo is questioning towards the witches whereas Macbeth isn't
- model verb "should"
- "are ye fantastical"
- adjective
- even begins to question his mental state before trusting the witches
- adjective
- "stay you imperfect speaker"
- imperative verb
- believes he can control the witches however they soon disappear showing that they are stronger than Macbeth
- shows his lust for power and how he relies on the witches to get this power- true colours
- Adjective
- again shows how he acknowledges that they are different
- imperative verb
- "you should be women yet your beards forbid me interpret"
- evil and powerful
- "thunder"
- pathetic fallacy
- links to danger and immoral actions
- foreshadows the evil to come
- ominous tone- Macbeth killing spree is accompanied by unnatural occurances
- the witches are to blame for the murders
- links to danger and immoral actions
- pathetic fallacy
- structure
- constant triad structure
- the first witch speaks... they all speak
- cumulative effect
- their unity and power they have togeth
- foreshadows their power to determine fate.
- they are the string pullers of the play- disturbing as we know it will be a tragedy
- constant triad structure
- "thunder"
- Lady Macbeths relation to the witches
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