The three witches play a major role in Macbeth and their meaning was discussed by many critics. Despite this fact, as Coles points out, “Shakespeare may or may not have believed but his audience certainly did.”. Shakespeare had some experiences with witches as he grew up in the Warwickshire villages which was home to several known witches. When Shakespeare decided to include the art of witchcraft, he knew that he would have to be authentic, as James was an acknowledged expert on the subject. In 1606, James commissioned Shakespeare to write a play for his amusement. At the time Macbeth was written, witchcraft had developed into a real and ever-present social problem. In the same way, Macbeth is also known for its connections to the world of supernatural.
Macbeth is a play which truly represents violence and it is a play with graphic images of treason and murder. The great masterpiece Macbeth, which is written by William Shakespeare, deals with many different themes.
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