Macbeth - The Importance Of The Witches

Macbeth 's witch is very important in conspiracy and develops several aspects of the drama. They used the image of darkness, thunder, and lightning to make the drama experience even bigger, and it made Macbeth a tragedy. Their actions also increased their drama, danced around the cauldron and shouted "double, double ...". Their appearance as "black hat" adds a mystery to the drama. Witch also adds evil and supernatural sensation. Their humming, "double, double, hard, and trouble: fire and cauldron bubbles" is rhythmical and has almost like hypnotism.

Macbeth 's witch plays a very important role. Witches are one of the main ways that Shakespeare uses to cause chaos, confusion, and conflict. A witch represents all evil in the play. They represent the evil beliefs and evil tendencies of Macbeth and Macbeth. These witches will trigger Macbeth 's evil desire and ambition. Macbeth is a motivation that leads Macbeth to plan King Duncan as magician tells him about the future and want to know more about the future. He even went to the cave and even found them to get their knowledge about their future from them. Therefore witches stimulate everything that happens to Macbeth and Macbeth. For the surrounding dark areas, the text explains the witch as a dirty agent. The witch who lives in the cave is expressed as "secret, midnight hatred".

They played an important role in the development of drama and the development of personality experienced by Macbeth. The witch is a factor that affects Macbeth 's behavior, partly due to his downfall. Otherwise, he may never consider these possibilities. Again, the witch is not the person who committed the actual act, but Macbeth himself. "To talk about Macbeth 's wishes, they provide an attractive vision and warn about future disasters, but they did not decide Macbeth' s false accomplice" (Noone, 2011: 52 )