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Good And Evil (To what extent does 'Macbeth' establish good and…

- - - - rhyming couplets
    - - "Fair is foul and foul is fair"
        
        contamination
        
        conflict
        
        epitomises
    - - biblical
        
        serpents
        
        "look like the innocent flower but be the serpent under't"
        
        devil
        
        reference from the witches when he meets them for the last prophecy
        
        character called Seyton in Act 5
      - reason for our downfall
      - Catharsis
    - - apotheosis
        
        character's glory - their most glorious moment
        
        Macbeth
        
        when his wife dies
        
        "yellow leaf"
        
        death
        
        lonely
        
        decay
        
        "before my body I throw my war-like shield"
        
        Lady Macbeth was his shield and protection
        
        "Life's but a walking shadow"
        
        he's just a shadow of his former self without her
        
        loss of identity