Shakespeare's play Macbeth portrays much irony. Such as the scene where Macbeth is made to believe that he is supposed to become king when really he is not. Another ironic scene is where Macbeth, on the outside gives the impression that he is trustworthy and loves Duncan, yet on the inside he longs for the death of Duncan. Also ironic is where Duncan is walking into Macbeth's castle thinking it is going to be a pleasant place where he will be welcomed graciously; yet, he is walking into his own "death-trap."
When Macbeth spoke to the three witches, they told him that they predicted that he would be the next king. "All hail, Macbeth! Hail to thee, thane of Glamis. All hail, Macbeth! Hail to
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