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Themes - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Pathetic fallacy
      - Chaos
      - Lack of control
    - - The three witches/weird sisters
      - Macbeth
      - Chiasmus
    - - A loss in respite
      - Guilt
    - - Macbeth
    - - Lady Macbeth
      - To be rid of everything that makes her female (viewed as weak and inferior in society)
  - - - Construct from Shakespeare to highlight the atmosphere and fear created through the chaos caused by their prophecies and rituals
  - - - Shakespeare commonly refers to storms, the day darkening to become the night. and animals in the area behaving strangely, for example, after the murder of Duncan, the horses begin to eat each other.
    - - In Act 4, Scene 1, the three witches summon; a bloody child, a severed head, and a crowned child.
    - - Shakespeare utilises the characters' guilt to add to the horror of the atmosphere created by the supernatural through the use of the dagger, Banquo's ghost, and bloodstains that are not actually there