Macbeth
What does the "foul is fair" quote really mean?
It's on all my tests I still don't fully understand the concept of it
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This quote actually sets up one of the play's main themes. It foreshadows the way in which good things go bad, beautiful becomes ugly, ugliness can seem attractive....... Example: The ugliness of the witches is belied by the attractiveness of their prophecy....... the prophecy, which is ugly is attractive in thought.
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