Light and darkness are used throughout Macbeth to symbolize good and evil. Shakespeare uses references of lightness in nature and the weather to symbolize life, purity, and innocence, and references of darkness in death, destruction, and guilt
Shakespeare uses symbolism in "Macbeth" to convey themes like ambition, guilt, and the corrupting nature of power. Examples include the blood symbolizing guilt and the dagger representing Macbeth's ambition and inner conflict.
Light and darkness are used throughout Macbeth to symbolize good and evil. Shakespeare uses references of lightness in nature and the weather to symbolize life, purity, and innocence, and references of darkness in death, destruction, and guilt.
