7. Kings And Leadership

Question 1

Macbeth act 1:7 (‘duncan hath borne his facalties so meek…’)

Answer 1

‘Duncan hath borne his facalties so meek, hath been so clear in his great office’

Question 2

Lennox, act 3:6 (‘our suffering country…’)

Answer 2

‘Our suffering country, under a hand accurs’d’

Question 3

Lord, act 3:6 (‘the son of duncan…’)

Answer 3

‘The son of duncan, from who this tyrant holds the due of birth […] is recieved by the most pious edward’

Question 4

Malcolm act 4:3 (‘this tyrant…’)

Answer 4

‘This tyrant, whose sole name blisters our tounges, was once thought honest’

Question 5

Macduff act 4:3 (‘not in the legions of horrid hell…’)

Answer 5

‘Not in the legions of horrid hell can come a devil more damn’d in evils to top Macbeth’

Question 6

Malcolm act 4:3 (‘what I am truly is thine…’)

Answer 6

‘What I am truly s thine, and my poor country’s, to command’