Shakespeare's shortest and popular tragedy, Macbeth, explores the natural and the supernatural worlds of Scotland. One of the major theme of the play is Natural vs Supernatural. Natural is the normal, good side, on the other hand, unnatural is the bad, disordered side. The motif of unnatural has occurred several times throughout the play. The play leans more towards the supernatural, the same side that lead Macbeth to his demise.
Unnatural events occur when the main characters do something evil. An example is after Macbeth has killed Duncan, Ross and an old man converses about unnatural things that happened that night, coincide with the regicide Macbeth has committed. Ross says “ Thou Seest, the heavens, as troubled with man’s act/ Threatens
Unnatural events occur when the main characters do something evil. An example is after Macbeth has killed Duncan, Ross and an old man converses about unnatural things that happened that night, coincide with the regicide Macbeth has committed. Ross says “ Thou Seest, the heavens, as troubled with man’s act/ Threatens