At the very beginning of the play on the first page, the witches were all together and they were being super creepy and chanting "fair is foul, and foul is fair," I think this means that something always has something else to it, like there is always a second story to every story. I also think that the witches are foreshadowing that bad things happen to good people, like Banquo, a nice generous friend of Macbeth, but Macbeth finds him as a threat so he kills him. So when it says "fair is foul," I think it means that if something is fair to someone it could be the complete opposite than everyone else thinks.
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5/3- 60 Macbeth
5/5- 60 Macbeth
Hey Alyssa. I agree with your interpretation of this quote; also I like how you mention that there is always a second side to every story. That is a good point that I did not think of.
ReplyDeleteHi Alyssa, I agree with your interpretation of the story. I completely agree with when you say that something always has something else to do with it. I really thought that was a great interpretation!
ReplyDeleteI would say that your interpretation is correct. Nice
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