‘Fair is foul and foul is fair’
(Witches,Act 1,Scene 1)Shows how Macbeth is conveyed in the beginning as a warrior but as the play goes on he turns foul and hubristic.
‘In Thunder,Lightning or in rain’
(Witches,Act 1,Scene 1)Creates an ominous opening
‘Hover through the fog and filthy air’
(Witches,Act 1,Scene 1)Shows withes supernatural powers and there abilities.
‘When the battle’s lost and won’
(Witches,Act 1,Scene 1)Shows Macbeth winning all his battles but ‘lost’ suggests how in the future Macbeth will lose to one man.
‘There will be ere the set of sun’
(Witches,Act 1,Scene 1)This foreshadows the darkness coming to Scotland.
‘O valiant cousin worthy gentleman’
(Macbeth,Act 1,Scene 2)Show how the king sees Macbeth as a worthy man to take his throne.
‘With his brandish’d steel,which smoked with bloody execution’
(Macbeth,Act 1,Scene 2)Shows how much of a warrior Macbeth really is.
‘Fortune on his damned quarrel smiling’
(Macbeth,Act 1,Scene 2)Shows how luck and fortune was on Macbeths side during battle.
‘Fix’d head upon our battlements’
(Macbeth,Act 1,Scene 2)Shows violent imagery of Macbeth.
‘The Thane of Cawdor,began a dismal conflict’
(Macbeth,Act 1,Scene 2)Foreshadows Macbeth’s dark future to come.
