The Presentation of Witches in Macbeth

Witch's announcement at Macbeth The first thing we felt when Macbeth 's 1978 edition appeared was that they looked strange and distracting due to their expression. The director focuses on three witches using stage lighting. Doing so has the effect that the witch appears to be powerful and controlled. They were dressed in black clothes and were jealous of chanting, so the director also had a stereotype of wizards.

In the first act of the first act, the three witches presented three phantoms to Macbeth These phantoms deliberately depict his future to provide a misleading prediction, which makes Macbeth overconfident I made it fall down. The first phantom told Mike White to see McDouff. The second ghost tells Mike White that he is bold, courageous and confident, because a woman born to a woman does not hurt him. As the third phantom will not be defeated until Birnam Wood fights him with Dunsinane Hill, I encourage Macbeth to be proud and brave like a lion.

Why did three phantoms announce prophecies at the fifth act in the third act of "Macbeth" third act?

Since the witch revealed the evil nature of Macbeth, they are ready to complete their plans and be sure that Macbeth follows his fate. Under the guidance of Hecut, witches are planning to lead Macbeth to death by making Macbeth feel overconfident. Macbeth went searching for a witch in the dark cave. When he finds them, they will show him three ghosts. "Macbeth! Macbeth! Macbeth! Be careful with MacDuff; / Please be careful of Fife." The second ghost is a blooded child who sheds blood into Macbeth. Bold, determined, laughing / man's power, because a woman is not born / will hurt Macbeth. "Finally, the third phantom, which imaged a child with a crown on the tree, will not be conquered until Mike White goes to Duncannan Hill, a big idiot / should attack him Tell him that.