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Shakespeare uses supernatural forces in work because it makes things interesting and it adds drama to the story line.  You can see the supernatural forces he adds to his play, for example in Macbeth, Hamlet, and The Tempest.  Supernatural means “beyond nature”, it was first introduced in 1551 and it reflected the time period when people were being persecuted for being suspected as a witch.  Shakespeare believed in supernatural as well, he used it to express the concern of Elizabethan and the  people.

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Plays that represents supernatural foces

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Plays that represents supernatural foces

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- Macbeth(the witches)
- Hamlet(presence of a ghost)
- The Tempest (characters have supernatural powers)

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- Shakespeare used Supernatural Forces to add drama
- "Fair is foul, and foul is fair" shows the evil in the super natural witches
- Supernatural means: Meaning beyond nature
- The supernaturals affected the living audience
- The supernaturals "hathed" great powers
- Ghosts appeared in Richard III
- Supernaturals were first introduced in 1551
- People were being persecuted for being a witch at the time
- Shakespeare believed in the supernatural
- Shakespeare used supernatural to express the concerns of Elizabethan and the pepople

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The Supernatural and How it Affected Macbeth