The information the ghost reveals motivates Hamlet into action against a situation he is already uncomfortable with. In scene V of act I, Hamlet and the ghost appear together. The ghost confesses to Hamlet that "A serpent stung me, so the whole ear of Denmark/Is by a forged process of my death/Rankly abus'd"(I.v.36-38). The ghost's words make it clear that he was not poisoned by a snake but murdered by his own brother. In Hamlet, if he had not seen the ghost of his father, he would not have known that Claudius had killed his father

Without the supernatural, apparitions and the ghost, Macbeth and Hamlet could not have reached their downfall

The witches' physical appearances seem to play an important role as well. It is known that what drives Macbeth, is to be seen as a strong man. However, the witches' appearances seem to be a mockery of this gender issue. Macbeth, in describing the witches said "You should be a women, /and yet your beards forbid me to interpret/that you are so." These witches are a visual pun. It's clear that the witches do disrupt things, but with their prophecies and their appearances.

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