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Known to myself, the supernatural are very evident through out his writings. In Macbeth there are witches, and ghost. Hamlet also has apparitions. A mid summer nights dream's main characters are of supernatural abilities being fairies. The most common is the appearance of the dead.

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Ghosts. There are ghosts in Hamlet, Julius Caesar, Macbeth and a whole pile in Richard III. On the other hand, witches occur only in Macbeth, fairies in Midsummer Night's Dream (there are people disguised as fairies in Merry Wives of Windsor, but they don't count.), and "spirits" of some kind in The Tempest.

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Hamlet (ghost), Macbeth (witches, ghost), Richard III (ghosts), Julius Caesar (ghost), Midsummer Night's Dream (fairies), The Tempest (spirits), As You Like It (god), Cymbeline (ghosts, god)

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Fairies, spirits, ghosts.

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