How shakespeare presents setting

Question 1

Para 1: Setting of the heath (witches = chaos and destruction of natural order)

Answer 1

‘In thunder, lightning, or in rain.’

Question 2

Para 1: Setting of the heath (witches = chaos and destruction of natural order)

Answer 2

‘Upon this blasted heath you stop our way/ With such prophetic greeting.’

Question 3

Para 2: Setting of night a motif throughout the play (Macbeth trying to ignore his guilt, lack of divine presence, darkness and suspicion)

Answer 3

‘Stars, hide you fires.’
‘Black and deep desires.’

Question 4

Para 2: Setting of night a motif throughout the play (Macbeth trying to ignore his guilt, lack of divine presence, darkness and suspicion)

Answer 4

‘There’s husbandry in heaven, Their candles are all out.’

Question 5

Para 3: Setting of Scotland mirrors the terrible destruction Macbeth wreaks upon his subjects

Answer 5

‘Some say the Earth/ was feverous and did shake.’

Question 6

Para 3: Setting of Scotland mirrors the terrible destruction Macbeth wreaks upon his subjects

Answer 6

‘O nation miserable/ with an untitled tyrant bloody-sceptered.’