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Natural vs the Unatural

Natural vs Unatural

Natural vs Unatural

Natural Events

Natural Events

In the play Macbeth, natural events do not take place in the cause of death or evil. Many of the natural element that happen in the play have to deal with nature and the sky.

For the quote that relates to this is:

"You can see the skies. They look like they're upset about what mankind has been doing, and they're threatening the Earth with storms. The clock says it's daytime, but dark night is strangling the sun." (2.4.5-7)

Unatural

Events

Unatural Events

Through out the play many of the unatural events petain to the cause of death or the near arrival of death. For many of these events deal with animals and nature itself

For the quotation that relates to this is:

  • 'Tis unnatural,

Even like the deed that’s done. On Tuesday last,

A falcon, tow'ring in her pride of place,

Was by a mousing owl hawked at and killed.(2,4,12-13)

  • The power of man, for none of woman born

Shall harm Macbeth. (4,1,82-83)

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Inspiration

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Connections to the quotes

Connections to the quotes

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