Evil deeds take place at night...
Lady Macbeth’s scheming; the murder of Duncan; Macbeth’s second visit to the witches.
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Lady Macbeth’s scheming; the murder of Duncan; Macbeth’s second visit to the witches.
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Stormy weather signifies disruption...
Storms accompany the prophecies; Duncan is murdered amidst a storm; the apparitions appear to thunder.
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Storms accompany the prophecies; Duncan is murdered amidst a storm; the apparitions appear to thunder.
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How Macbeth chooses to kill matters...
On the battlefield (heroic); whilst Duncan sleeps (cowardly); pays murders to kill Banquo and Macduff’s family (despicable).
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On the battlefield (heroic); whilst Duncan sleeps (cowardly); pays murders to kill Banquo and Macduff’s family (despicable).
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Lady Macbeth is also vulnerable...
Remembers her father (A2-S2); concerned at Macbeth’s increasingly tyranny (A3-S2); goes mad with guilt (A5-S1).
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Remembers her father (A2-S2); concerned at Macbeth’s increasingly tyranny (A3-S2); goes mad with guilt (A5-S1).
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Malcolm’s final words matter...
He describes Macbeth as a ‘dead butcher’ and Lady Macbeth as a ‘fiend-like queen’.
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He describes Macbeth as a ‘dead butcher’ and Lady Macbeth as a ‘fiend-like queen’.
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