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Shakespeare used many language techniques to portray the evil in certain characters and scenes, this included babble talk which can be seen when the witches say “fair is foul and foul is fair, hover through the fog and filthy air” in act 1 scene 1. In this scene the witches are using babble talk/speaking in riddles, this is suggesting the the confusion between good and evil that is about to occur

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In Shakespeare's play Macbeth evil is portrayed through "Macbeth" by his Allusions and hallucinations. When someone has a hallucination it is also a sign of crazy which is associated with Evil. The most famous hallucination is when Macbeth sees a dagger floating in front of him. "Is this a dagger which I see before me". Macbeth think it is so real he reaches out and tries to grab it. The reason this is happening is because Macbeth is about to brutally murder the King of Scotland - King Duncan. Macbeth's guilty conscience  is making him believe there is a dagger in front of him. Later we see that the dagger guides him to King Duncan's room which Macbeth will then use his own dagger to kill Duncan in cold blood. Evil is portrayed through Macbeth as Allusions and hallucinations as it means he is going crazy which is a major sign of evilness.

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IN THE PLAY MACBETH, SHAKESPEARE PORTRAYS EVIL THROUGH A VARIETY OF LANGUAGE TECHNIQUES.
EQUIVOCATION IS AN EXAMPLE OF A TECHNIQUE THAT IS USED IN MACBETH. SHAKESPEARE'S WITCHES SAY "FAIR IS FOUL AND FOUL IS FAIR, HOVER THROUGH THE FOG AND FILTHY AIR FROM ACT 1, SCENE 1.

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Shakespeare portrays evil in Macbeth by using different language techniques. In the murder scene Macbeth is seen to be hesitant towards killing Duncan but see an illusion of a dagger which he calls 'A dagger of my mind'. He then proceeds to try and clutch the dagger which disappears.

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Shakespeare uses five main techniques to portray evil in his play Macbeth. These techniques are Language, setting and atmosphere, allusion, characterisation and dramatic techniques. "Is this a dagger....?" Rhetorical questions are used to show his questioning of his reality and the decisions he has made. "...in thunder lightning or in rain..." The setting/atmosphere helps evoke the eerie mood of despair; foretelling of chaos, disruption, evil.

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Shakespeare's portrayal of Evil in Macbeth 

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Shakespeare's portrayal of Evil in Macbeth 

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Shakespeare is able to portrays evil through the use of language and allusions techniques to convince Macbeth to commit an atrocity and a horrible crime to kill the innocent king Duncan. The is a use of Rhetorical questioning where he questions his sanity, as he is encountered by the dagger in his mind. There is a combination of the world view of the audience as well as the

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Shakespeare uses various techniques to portray evil in the play Macbeth. He uses different literacy techniques such as metaphors, imagery and

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Shakespeare portrays evil in Macbeth using multiple literacy techniques, such as: metaphors, imagery and equivocation.
Shakespeare uses these techniques in a variety of ways that capture the characters personalities and thoughts. Shakespeare portrays the witch's as evil by using equivocation "fair is foul and foul is fair" "hover through the fog and filthy air"

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Shakespeare portrays evil in act 2 through many Dramatic techniques. Some dramatic techniques that he uses are the soliloquy's from Macbeth and lady Macbeth. ''Unsex me here.'' And ''Is this a dagger which I see before me?'' These soliloquy's let us get inside the evil minds of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth

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Shakespeare portrays evil in the play 'Macbeth' in a variety of different ways, one including the theme of language. To go more into depth, the techniques of dramatic irony, equivocations/babble talk and imagery.

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Shakespeare portrays evil in his play Macbeth through various Language Techniques. An example of  a technique that Shakespeare uses is Dramatic Irony. In the murder of King Duncan, Lady Macbeth States that, "after these ways; so, it will make us made" this is clearly showing that through being scared and paranoid they will end up being crazy. Of course later on in the play They both do become crazy and become psycho. In the Elizabethan Days they depicted someone who is paranoid and psychotic to be evil and possessed. Therefore, the dramatic irony in Macbeth does portray evil.

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Shakespeare portrays evil in his play Macbeth through various Language Techniques. An example of  a technique that Shakespeare uses is Dramatic Irony. In the murder of King Duncan, Lady Macbeth States that, "after these ways; so, it will make us made" this is clearly showing that through being scared and paranoid they will end up being crazy. Of course later on in the play They both do become crazy and become psycho. In the Elizabethan Days they depicted someone who is paranoid and psychotic to be evil and possessed. Therefore, the dramatic irony in Macbeth does portray evil.

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Shakespeare portrays evil in Act 2 Scene 1 Macbeth using various language techniques such as equivocation. An example of Shakespeare using equivocation in Act 2 scene 1 is when macbeth says " Nature seems dead, and wicked dreams abuse." Shakespeare alludes to Nature as being the world and if nature is dead then in the eyes of Macbeth after him murdering Duncan Nature will be dead not only as the word but it will be dead in himself.

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There are many ways in which evil is portrayed in Shakespeare's Macbeth. Metaphors, dramatic irony, imagery, and soliloquy are some of the many techniques that Shakespeare uses to create a dark atmosphere. The use of rhetorical questions is another major technique used. This is shown when Macbeth says "Is this a dagger I see before me?".

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Shakespeare portrays evil in macbeth through various language techniques. He use many languages techniques throughout the play. He uses 5 main techniques which are language, allusions, dramatic techniques, atmosphere and character. He uses these techniques to show evil and emotion. He compares macbeth to tarquin who is a person from roman mythology that kills and rapes a person while they are sleeping, its like what macbeth does to king Duncan.

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In Shakespeare's play Macbeth evil is portrayed through "Macbeth" by

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Evil is portrayed in Shakespeare's Macbeth in character actions. Shakespeare's portrays evil in the character Macbeth by his actions, one example of evil in Macbeth's actions is the murder of King Duncan, his action is of evil and betrayal. He is committing one of the biggest crimes at the time by killing the king. He even starts to see floating daggers that aren't even here as his goes to the King's sleeping quarters.

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In Shakespeare's play Macbeth evil is portrayed through the numerous allusions used. An allusion made to roman mythology in Macbeth is shown in the quote, "...thus with his stealthy pace, with Tarquin's ravishing strides, towards his design moves like a ghost". Through this quote, Shakespeare has alluded to the Roman King Tarquin who raped a guest in his castle. This is the similar to the murder of Duncan that Macbeth is about to commit as they were both guests.

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Shakespeare portrays evil in Macbeth through allusions to the Bible and Roman Mythology. In macbeth Shakespeare shows evil by using Allusions with reference to Macbeth and the witches. Shakespeare compares Macbeth to Tarquin. In Roman Mythology Tarquin has a guest staying at his residence, Tarquin ends up murdering and raping the guest while they are sleeping. Here Shakespeare refers to Macbeth when he is Murdering King Duncan while he is sleeping as Tarquin did to his guest. Another example of this is the witches speaking in babble talk. This alludes to the bible when God confuses everyone's speech in the tower of Babel. Shakespeare uses Allusions very well throughout Macbeth to help show the evil within characters in Macbeth.

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Shakespeare portrays evil in Macbeth through allusions. Shakespeare alludes to the Bible and Roman mythology. In Act 1, Scene 1, the witches talk in riddles. In this example, Shakespeare is alluding to the story of Babel. In Act 2 Macbeth compares himself to Tarquin. Tarquin was a king who violated a guest in his house. Macbeth also violates King Duncan who is also guest.

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Shakespeare portrays evil in Macbeth through a number of different techniques.  An example of a technique is the use of Dramatic techniques. William shakespeare uses a number of dramatic techniques to portray evil this is evident with the use of soliloquies. Shakespeare uses a soliloquy to get the audience inside the characters mind. "is this a dagger i see before me" this show the audience that he is possessed which at the time in the Elizabethan era was a sign of evil. This is also an example of an internal debate  inside him between good and evil and evil is winning. This is an example of how shakespeare portrays evil through soliloquy

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