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Act IIIAct I
What is the central themeOf Act I?Betrayal
Price of fame orThe supernatural
betrayal
The Tragedy of Macbeth Represented a radical shift In English drama because
Not about religious themes
Based on Act I what appears to beMacbeth’s tragic flaw?
Desire for power
What role do the witches play?
To foreshadow events
Based upon the information in Act I, what can you infer
About King Duncan?
He places a high value on bravery and
loyalty
What is the central idea ofAct II?
A murderer must live with his
conscience
Lady Macbeth’s purposeIn drugging the servants
is
So they will sleep
during the murder
What act signals the murderHas been accomplished?
The hooting of
the owl
Why does Lady MacbethNot kill Duncan herself?
He looks like her father as he sleeps
The appearance of Banquo’s ghost is an
example of what kind of conflict?
Internal
How does Macbeth Change by the end of
Act III?
He is now quick to use Treachery to suit his needs
At the beginning of Act IIIIt is obvious Banquo knows
He knows MacbethKilled Duncan
After visiting the witches,Why does Macbeth
Initially change his mindAbout killing Macduff?
He is reassured by theThird apparition
Forests cannot move
An image that runs Throughout the play
blood
When does Macbeth first
Realize he has been
Tricked by the prophecies?
When Birnam woodMoves towards Dunsinane
How does Macbeth revertBack to his former self near
The end of the play?
He fights with courage and skill despite the knowledge he
will be killed (Tragic Impulse)
Why does Shakespeare haveMacbeth display certain
Admirable traits at the end?
To show he is a victim of his tragic flaw
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What is the resolution of The play?
Macduff kills Macbeth
What does the doctor mean
When he tells the gentlewoman
To take away “the means
Of all annoyance” from Lady
Macbeth?
Take away anything she mayUse to kill herself
When Macbeth says, “Out,
Out brief candle” what does
The candle symbolize?
life
“tell thee, Macduff was fromHis mother’s wombUntimely ripped”
Macduff
Glamis thou art, and Cawdor, and shalt be what you are
Promised. Yet I do fear thyNature; it is too full of the Milk of human kindness…
Lady Macbeth
“We will establish our Estate upon our eldest,
Malcolm”
King Duncan
“Wake Duncan with thyKnocking/ I would thou
Could’st”
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What are the three apparitions the Witches show Macbeth? What doThey symbolize and what do they
Prophesize?
The first image was a floating headSymbolizing the final scene where
Macduff slices off the head or Macbeth.
The second image is a bloody child Symbolizing Macduff. It tells him to
Fear no man of woman bornThe third apparition is a child with
A crown carrying a tree symbolizing Malcolm, which says Macbeth is safe
Until Birnam Wood marches towards Dunsinane