The statement "Reasonable is foul, foul is reasonable." this is one of the last lines in Act 1 Scene 1 when the witches are anticipating occasions to come in the play, Macbeth. It uncovers that appearances can be misdirecting and what has all the earmarks of being great can be awful. Macbeth gives off an impression of being great outwardly however is directed to underhanded by the witches' expectations and by his better half's power. The great case for this is , toward the start of the play, Ruler Duncan trusts Macbeth to be a devoted hireling however Macbeth in the long run deceives Duncan's trust and murders him to take the position of authority. Woman Macbeth is driven however does not have the ethics of her better half, so in the outcome,