'Macbeth: Illusion vs. Reality\r'

'Kendall Dawson 1/23/12 Macbeth- Illusion v Reality Thesis: In Shakespeare Macbeth the theme illusion v Reality was an fundamental theme that was displayed passim the play. The Illusions are what influenced the characters reality. When the illusions were displayed they were interpreted in reality and majority of the time sparked a ostracize outcome. â€Å"Foul is Fair, Fair is Soul (Act 1. p. 7)” is repeatedly quoted throughout the play.\r\nThe Interpretation of this quote relates in depth to what seems adept in this story actually is non, pertaining to the misleading illusions throughout the essay that caused him to kill people and to be preoccupied by his sins endlessly. Evidence/Supporting Sentence Witches prophecies were illusions because in reality some were misleading to Macbeth causing him unless trouble throughout the play. Their appearance as wellspring is an illusion. â€Å"You appear to agree beards, but you also musical note like women (Act 1). Macbeth s hould take for realized that if he could not believe if their external appearance he should have not trusted in their prophecies. â€Å"It is an accustomed run with her to seem thus washing her hands. I have known her to continue in this a arse of an hour (Act 5. sc. 1). ” peeress Macbeth believes her hands are stained of the blood of those she has bump off and she is haunted by it so she continues to wash them even though there is not any blood. False face must insure what the false heart doth know (Act 4). ” Macbeth had given this advice to skirt Macbeth who has begun to be haunted by the slaying. He valued her to mask her discern, as well as ignominious out the haunting nightmares and keep a apt face to the public. At the end of the play Lady Macbeth became very regretful and concerns her for life. She admitted to the crimes her and her husband committed as well as knew she was going to be slain in return.\r\n'