Witches (Weird Sisters)

The Witches, often called the Weird Sisters, are characters from Shakespeare's "Macbeth." They are supernatural beings who possess prophetic powers and influence events through their cryptic predictions. Their role is to instill ambition and chaos in Macbeth, encouraging him to pursue power regardless of moral consequences. They embody themes of fate, temptation, and the dark side of human nature. Their presence emphasizes the superstitions and belief in the supernatural prevalent in the play’s setting, highlighting how forces beyond human control can shape destiny.