Macbeth Flashcards by Karl Sanderson | Brainscape

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‘Fair is foul and foul is fair’

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Paradox
Unbalanced country
Unnatural

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‘What bloody man is that’

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Referring to Macbeth

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‘For brave Macbeth well he deserves that name’

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Referring to Macbeth

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‘So foul and fair a day I have not seen’

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Super natural

Unnatural

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‘Look like the innocent flower but be the serpent under’t’

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Betrayal

Deception

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‘Hath slept since’

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Guilt

Regicide

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‘And yet I would sleep’

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Macbeth worries about the prophecies

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‘Is this a dagger which I see before me’

‘The handle toward my hand’

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Hallucination

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‘Tis unnatural’

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Unnatural
Unbalanced country
Regicide

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‘Who did this more than bloody deed’

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Motif

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‘O full of scorpions is my mind , dear wife’

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Foreign element
Imagery
Metaphors

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‘Never shake thy glory locks at me’

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Hallucinating

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‘Are you a man’

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Emasculation

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‘I am a man again’

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Maculation

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‘Blood will have blood’

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Motif

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‘Bleed, bleed, poor country’

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Motif

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‘Unnatural deeds do unnatural troubles’

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Despise

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‘Now does he feel little’

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Losing power

Q

‘Out, out, brief candle’

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Metaphorical

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‘Thou was born of a women’

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Manipulation

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‘’My soul is too much charg’d with blood of thine already’

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Won’t frighten Macduff

Motif

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‘I’ll not fight with thee’

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Guilt

Macbeth is dead

Q

‘A little water will clear us of this deed’

A

Guilt

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‘Oh Great Neptune’s ocean clear is of this deed’

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Guilt

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‘Our dammed spot, out I command you’

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Lady Macbeth’s hallucination

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‘Unsex me here’

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Lady Macbeth’s soliloquy

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‘How now, What news’

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Sebvertive

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‘I’gain to be a weary of the sun’

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Sick of life

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‘I will not be afraid of death and bane’

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Reppetion

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‘I have liv’d long enough’

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Guilt getting to Macbeth