... toil and trouble" They also say "fair is foul and foul is fair". I think this means that things are not as they appear in this play, they are unnatural and flipped upside down and also that fair and foul are both the same to them because they have no morals. As well as being responsible for Macbeth's rise they are also ... ...

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... the driving seat, telling her she should be 'innocent' of the act, which echoes Lady Macbeth's 'innocent' flower quote earlier, showing how their roles have swapped and the relationship has flipped. We see now that Macbeth has the power over Lady Macbeth, 'tomorrow I will to the weird sisters', implying that Macbeth has started to make decisions for himself, instead of Lady ... ...

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