Key points Flashcards

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How is guilt presented?

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-Psychological Torment
-Physical manifestations
-Progressive degeneration

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How is good vs evil presented?

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-Supernatural forces
-Consequence of actions
-Ambiguous morality

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3
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How is the supernatural presnented?

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-The witches
-Pathetic fallacy
-Ambiguous and cryptic nature of witches

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How is Macbeth presented?

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-Ambition and hubris
-Moral deterioration
-Inner conflict

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5
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How is Lady Macbeth presented?

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-Manipulation
-Guilt
-Gender roles/ambition

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How is Banquo presented?

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-Noble and loyal
-Foreshadowing and doubtful
-Foil to Macbeth
-Through his ghost

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How is appearance vs reality presented?

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-Deceptive appearance
-Hallucinations
-Betrayal

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How is ambition presented?

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-Macbeth’s vaulting ambition
-Lady Macbeth’s manipulative ambition
-Corruption of ambition

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How is kingship presented in Macbeth?

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-Divine right vs ambition
-Corruption of the mind
-Break of natural order

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How is Loyalty presented?

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-Contrasting loyalty to King
-Betrayal
-Loyalty to family and honor

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