The role of women in MacbethMacbeth, by playwright William Shakespeare, is one of his most striking tragedies and also one of his most famous works. The show has become infamous (being very well known for some horrible qualities or actions) for the misadventures that have occurred during its many stagings, so much so that it is otherwise called "the Scottish show" to avoid having to pronounce its name. . The spooky lore surrounding the play's performance is appropriate given the events that unfold throughout the plot. After hearing the foreknowledge told by the "wyrd" sisters (the three witches), Macbeth is filled with need and develops into an aggressive man because he expects the throne and has been delegated as lord of cawdor. Throughout the play, women are always associated with evil, right from the first starting point of the play, starting with the "wyrd" sisters. The three witches are referred to as vengeful creatures. They give the quality of being an evil figure, who controlled the "destiny" of every person and, similarly, they were women. The agnostic part of the three witches takes place with their examination of the Fates and the demonstration of their unpleasant behaviors, for example by preparing potions. Witches are instrumental in initiating the action that causes such catastrophe. After Banquo and Macbeth discover them and hear their expectations, Banquo is wary of their recognition of Macbeth. He considers witches to be demons, comparing them to evil. He senses malice and misdirection in their tendency. He feels there is an ulterior motive behind what they say: "And often, to bring us to our own detriment, the instruments of darkness tell us the truth; earn us honestly tr...... middle of paper... ... and Macbeth, both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth meet death. Most of the evil show in the female characters without the three witches and Lady Macbeth, the occasions would not have gone as they are the most important main drives behind the whole movement actually when they are not. on stage The predictions and supportive gestures given to the alternative characters however saturate what remains of the play The three witches have their partner with them in the Fates of Greek mythology these lines make Lady Macbeth when it comes to being behind abominable activities, Lady Macbeth finds that her partner in Pandora lets out shades of mischief through interest and Lady Macbeth does so through ambition Obviously, Eve is not to be forgotten when it is the initial stage of evil activities.