Synonyms: kismat. Friday, Friday the thirteenth, appointed lot, astral influences, astrology, book of fate, circumstance, constellation, cup, destination, destiny, dies funestis, doom, fatality, foredoom, future, ides of March, inevitability, lot, moira, planets, portion, stars, unlucky day, weird, wheel of fortune, will of Heaven. Translate Kismet to German.
In Macbeth, âFair is foul, and foul is fairâ is a motif that runs throughout the play. At the most basic level, it means that appearances can be deceiving: that which seems âfairâ and good is actually âfoulâ and evil. The best example of this motif is Macbeth himself.
The foul pole is just a continuation of the line only in the air. Since it is fair if it hits the foul line, naturally it will be fair when it hits the foul pole (a continuation of the foul line. I'm sure they had to come up with the foul pole because they tried drawing a line in midair but it failed to stay =X.