Macbeth Flashcards

1
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What two things does Duncan say of Macbeth to show the main character at the start of the play in A1S2?

A

‘O valiant cousin! Worthy gentleman!’

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What does Macbeth say in A1S3 to show his early connections to the witches?

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‘foul and fair a day’

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What more does Duncan say in A1S4 to show his thoughts around Macbeth?

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‘O worthiest cousin’

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What does Macbeth say in his [aside] at the end of A1S4 which will show him beginning to align with darkness and the witches - especially with the rhyme?

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‘Stars hide your fires. Let light not see me black and deep desires’

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What does Lady Macbeth say that Macbeth is in A1S5?

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‘too full o’ th’ milk of human kindness’

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What does Macbeth say in A1S7 to show how he is having higher ambitions?

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‘Vaulting ambition, which o’er leaps itself’

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What quote from A1S7 shows how Macbeth has decided to kill Duncan after listing all the reasons he wouldn’t and also looks at app vs reality?

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‘False face must hide what the false heart doth know’

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What does Macbeth say in A2S1 to show where the dagger has come from?

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‘A dagger of the mind, a false creation’

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What does Macbeth say to show how he views his hands after the murder of Duncan in A2S2)

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‘hangman’s hands’

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What metaphor does Lady Macbeth use to show how Macbeth is too pure?

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‘to wear a heart so white’

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What does Macduff say to show how sleep can lead to death? (Macbeth cannot die and must live with consequences.)

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‘death’s counterfeit’

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What 2 things does Macbeth say to show how he contrasts Macduff and Banquo regarding children?

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‘fruitless crown’ and ‘barren sceptre’

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What does Macbeth say he will do in A3S4 to show how he now wants to see the witches?

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‘I will to the weird sisters’

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What does Macbeth say in A3S4 to show how he believes he will continue to kill?

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‘I am in blood stepp’d so far in that should I wade no more’

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What does the second witch say when Macbeth is near?

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‘Something wicked this way comes.’

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What triplet does Macbeth use to show how he is much like the witches?

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‘blood bolter’d Banquo smiles upon me’

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What does Malcom call Macbeth, associating him with the devil in A4S3?

A

‘Devilish Macbeth’

18
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What does Macduff say to show the huge contrast between him and Macbeth?

A

‘he has no children’

19
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What does Macbeth say to his servant to show the audience that he ruled as a true tyrant?

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‘hang those who talk of fear’

20
Q

What does Macbeth say right before the death of his wife to show that he has changed across the course of the play?

A

‘forgot the taste of fears’

21
Q

What does Malcom call the Macbeth in his last speech of the play?

A

‘Of this dead butcher’