Lady Macbeth

Question 1

• Imperative language

- Ambitious and determined, she is the catalyst

Answer 1

“Thou shalt be what thou are promised”

Question 2

• Metaphor, fears he will hesitate killing Duncan

- Fears he’s good will

Answer 2

“I do fear thy nature: it is too full of the milk of human kindness”

Question 3

• Smile, deceive guests

- Imperious tone suggest a powerful influence

Answer 3

“Look the innocent flower, but be the serpent under it”

Question 4

• Self-assured, motivated, boost husband courage

- Focused and prepared

Answer 4

“We will not fail”

Question 5

• Imperative, controlling

- Unstereotypical of a female to commit such acts

Answer 5

“Give me the daggers”

Question 6

• Horrified, shocked at what Macbeth has become
• Question implies she’s no longer in control and he is the catalyst
• Last time they speak before her death

Answer 6

“Why do you make such faces”