act 5 Flashcards

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“unnatural deeds”

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Doctor- LM has broken natural law and is now paying her penance, poetic justice, she is unravelled, PTSD

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start “little water clears us of these deeds”
now “these hands never be cleaned” “here is the smell of blood still”

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lady macbeth- metaphor/hyperbole, visceral, motif of blood, signs of disorder (OCD, PTSD)

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“washing her hands”

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gentlewoman- trying to santise her crimes, PTSD

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4
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“mark our march toward Birnam”

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lennox- witches prophecy coming true

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5
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“the tyrannt”

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lennox- macbeth’s loss of identity/ respect due to his madness

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“it is the cry of women good lord.” “the queen, my lord, is dead”

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seyton- does not anticipate that macbeth will care, lack of love

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“supp’d full of horrors”
“slaughterous thoughts”
“forgot taste of fears”

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macbeth- foul (like witches) imagery

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“that lies like the truth”

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macbeth- realises the witches prophecy is not true, deception, outcome of meddling with the supernatural

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“she should have died hereafter.”

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macbeth- focused on over ambition, no compassion/love, could mean-> 1– she was going to die anyway, careless OR 2–she should have been more considerate and died at a time he could mourn, insensitive tone

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“fools the way to dusty death”

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macbeth- still believes he is immortal, hubristic, arrogant

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“life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts”

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macbeth- shows state of mind, sad imagery, sense of empathy from audience OR shock to very religious Victorian audience, dramatic irony, gothic, nihilism

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“young siward”

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name- sense of innocence that macbeth kills

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“the devil himself could not pronounce a title more hateful to mine ear”

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young siward- hyperbole, religious imagery- shocking to victorian audience

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“thou wast born of woman”

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macbeth- still believes and embraces the prophecy as if proud

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“as honor, love and obedience”

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macbeth- aware of how everyone feels about him, lucidity

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“curses”

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macbeth- aware people curse and hate him OR believes he has been cursed by the witches prophecy

17
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“how is your patient, DR”

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macbeth- did not refer to LM as his wife, no tenderness, love

18
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“let every soldier hew him down a bough”

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malcolm- witches prophecy makes sense and is coming true, foreshadowing macbeths death

19
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“macduff was from his mothers womb ultimately ripped”

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macduff- 3rd person announces like a story emphasizes how climatic and dramatic this scene is, bloody motif

20
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“a charmed life”

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macbeth- thinks he is special, magical/supernatural like witches which is wrong as they are decietful

21
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“why should i play the roman fool and die on my own sword”

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macbeth- greek tragedy that macbeth is a tragic hero whose hamartia is ambiotion and arrogance

22
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“out, damned spot!”

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lady macbeth- using imperative verbs is less effective, guilt is now having an effect upon her, divine punishment from god, contradicting herself