The supernatural elements heighten tension and challenge reality from "summary" of The Best-loved Plays of Shakespeare by Jennifer Mulherin,William Shakespeare,Abigail Frost
Shakespeare's works often weave supernatural occurrences into the fabric of human experience, creating a landscape where the extraordinary intersects with the mundane. These elements serve not only as plot devices but also as catalysts for emotional and psychological tension. Ghosts, witches, and visions evoke a sense of fear and uncertainty, prompting characters—and the audience—to question the nature of reality itself.
In "Macbeth," the witches’ prophecies instigate a journey into ambition and moral corruption. Their cryptic messages blur the lines between fate and free will, leading Macbeth down a path of destruction. The eerie atmosphere they create amplifies the internal conflict faced by the characters, as their desires clash with ethical boundaries. Similarly, in "A Midsummer Night’s Dream," the enchantments of Oberon and Puck introduce chaos and confusion among the lovers, challenging their perceptions ...
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