1. The different natures of evil within the play of Macbeth
... .57). So if the weather even worries the murderer himself, it must mean that it was truly an illustration of the evilness of the deed. The fact that such a great warrior, and killer of men, is so lost in terrifying guilt indicates the full extent of the evil he has committed. Nature thus foreshadows or exhibits a particular evil that will or has happened on the ... whole play, so evil is ever-present through the story. It is then logical to begin the play with a scene gathering the three most evil characters together. Close to the characters of the witches is that of Lady Macbeth. At the...
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