Shakespeare’s classic play, Macbeth, tells a interesting and supernatural story of a man told he would rule if he find a way to the throne. Macbeth decides this prophesy will be true if he can just kill the three people in his way of the throne. In Act I the quote, “Fair is foul and foul is fair,” is said (Act I i 10). This quotes meaning is that what is ‘fair’ is not what is right, ‘foul’, but that doing ‘foul’ or evil actions is right when fulfilling this prophesy. Macbeth states the beginning of this quote first but it is the witches that give the full infamous quote. Macbeth takes this advice to heart as he continues through the play doing foul acts in order to achieve his goal of the throne. The quote, “Fair is foul and foul is fair,”
