The letter describes the prophecy the witches told Macbeth about being king. Why is her description surprising, considering the description of Macbeth in Scene 2? What does she have planned? She wants Macbeth to kill Duncan to become king. In Scene 6, how does Duncan feel at Macbeth estate?
Why is this ironic? Why does this bother Macbeth? If she were him, she would do anything to become king. She says that she would even kill her own child if it meant power.
She is being dramatic because its a huge opportunity for her. By being in power, life for her and her children would be luxurious. Why do you think Lady Macbeth has so much control over Macbeth? Why or why not? English — Macbeth Characters September 22, Macbeth Act3 scene September 16, Macbeth Timeline of Events October 27, In revenge, the witch creates a storm while the husband was at sea.
He was the Thane of Glamis; now he is the Thane of Cawdor. All he has left is to be kingor behind means still to come, so Macbeth thinks because he is Thane of Cawdor he is going to become King soon. In his asides, lines , what problems does Macbeth mention? Gist: Cawdor is dead and that he admitted his sins and repented for them. He is thinking evil thoughts about Malcolm. What does Lady Macbeth say about her husband?
Slide 9 8. Which of Macbeths prophecies he received came true naturally? Becoming the Thane of Cawdor Slide 10 9. How do the witches make sure that Macbeth believes the lie that he will be king?
They tell him they know he is the Thane of Glamis. The prediction of Thane of Cawdor comes true. Macbeth now thinks the third prediction must also come true. Slide 11 Banquo says: But tis strange, and oftentimes, to win us to our harm, the instruments of darkness tell us truths, win us with honest trifles, to betrays in deepest consequence.
What does Banquo really say? Most of the time the instruments of darkness tells us the truth in matters of little importance. This truth is small in comparison with how they will betray us later. This matter might lead us to betray our souls, to commit a greater sin. Slide 12 Macbeth tries to convince himself that he can believe the witches. Look at the speech that he makes in Act I, Scene 3, line What is his argument?
If the predictions were bad, why did he become the Thane of Cawdor, which is something good. Slide 13 What did Duncan do when he bestowed on Malcolm the title of Prince of Cumberland?
He said Malcolm would succeed him as king. Slide 14 Why was Macbeth upset when Duncan gave Malcolm this title? Macbeth thought he would become the next king. Slide 15 What did Macbeth think he had to do when Malcolm was made Prince of Cumberland?
He could allow it to prevent him from becoming king or he could ignore it and still make sure he becomes king. He could murder someone. Slide 16 How does Duncan feel about Macbeth?
He owes Macbeth a lot. Macbeth is like a young tree that Duncan will tend until its big. Macbeth is brave. Slide 17 Shakespeare uses the image of clothingin Act I. Explain each of these images: Slide 18 The Thane of Cawdor lives: why do you dress me in borrowed robes. Giving Macbeth the title while the Thane of Cawdor is still alive is like dressing Macbeth in clothes borrowed from someone else. Slide 19 New honours came upon him like a strange garment cleave not to their mould but with the aid of use.
The new title that Macbeth received is like a new piece of clothing. It will only fit you nicely once you have worn it for some time. Slide 20 What does Macbeth write in the letter that he sends to Lady Macbeth? Lady Macbeth thinks Macbeth will not do everything that he can to become king. Why does she think this?
He is too kind hearted. He doesnt have a corrupted character to follow his ambition at all costs. He will only become something if God wants it. He will not kill to become king. Slide 22 Why does Lady Macbeth invoke evil spirits into her life when she hears Duncan is going to stay at their castle? She doesnt want to experience feelings of guilt. Her plans must be covered by darkness. She wants courage to kill Duncan Slide 23 Lady Macbeth says Macbeth must look like the innocent flower but be the serpent under it.
Macbeth must appear innocent on the outside but on the inside he must be as dangerous as a snake. Slide 24 Why does Lady Macbeth say Duncan will not leave their castle? She plans to kill him Slide 25 What is Duncans opinion of Inverness castle? The castle is situated very nicely. It is surrounded by a pleasant smell.
It seems inviting. Slide 26
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