They are certainly among the most evocative and memorable helping make the witches some of Shakespeare. They also show that she is a sound judge of character and understands her husband very well.
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The lines spoken by the witches are arguably the most famous lines in the whole of Macbeth.
. These lines reflect Lady Macbeths own philosophy of power in which only individuals who are willing to set their morality aside will rise to greatness. A few scenes later Macbeth echoes the witches paradoxical mantra of Fair is foul and foul is fair when he says So foul and fair a day I have not seen Throughout much of the play foul weather and strange unnatural events reflect the treacherous actions of Macbeth that upset the natural order in the kingdom of Scotland.



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