The eternal struggle between good and evil is one of the central themes of the play Macbeth. The play incorporates a complex amount of imagery that shows this conflict between good and evil. Shakespeare shows clearly the frightening power that evil has for suffering and destruction. But at the same time, shows a vision of the potential that humans hold for goodness. The struggle between good and evil takes place on two levels in this play. Firstly, with the internal struggles where characters wrestle with their consciences and attempt to resist the impulse to do wrong. Secondly, the physical struggle when the forces of good fight to overthrow the “devilish Macbeth”. Macbeth chooses evil when he falls for the temptation of the witches’ prophecies,
