How does shakespere present the supernatural in macbath

Shakespeare presents the supernatural as a central theme throughout Macbeth that ties in with his broader contentions concerning fate, mortality and power. The supernatural is a vessel for presenting these arguments throughout.

Explanation:

"Fair is foul, and foul is fair" This is a quote from the play that is said by the witches in act 1, scene 1. This quote shows us the evil within the witches. Another supernatural element in Macbeth is the floating dagger. When the dagger appears to Macbeth he becomes the victim of the delusions he is having

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