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Examples Of Appearances Can Be Deceiving In Macbeth

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Throughout the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare the theme, appearances can be deceiving is shown throughout many of the characters through foreshadowing. The Witches in the play have shown that appearances can be deceiving. The Witches foreshadow what is going to happen when they say “fair is foul and foul is fair” (1.1.10). This quote is an example of foreshadow because later on in the play Macbeth decides to trust the witches since he believes the witches are trustworthy. Appearances can be deceiving because Macbeth puts his faith in the witches since he believes they are trustworthy, but in reality the witches are not trustworthy at all. This quote supports the theme appearances can be deceiving because towards the end of the play

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