McB quotes

Question 1

McB- Hero.

Answer 1

He unseam’d him from the nave to the chops.

For brave McB (for he deserves)

Question 2

McB- Meeting witches.

Answer 2

Till Birnum wood moves to Dunsinane hill
I have no spur to prick my intent
Why do I yield to that suggestion whose image doth unfix my hair.

Question 3

McB- Fate

Answer 3

So fair and foul a day I have not seen
What is he that was not born of woman?
If chance will have me king, why then chance will have me king without my stir.

Question 4

McB-Submissive and loving

Answer 4

My dearest love

we will speak further- LMcB

Question 5

LMcB- Ruthless

Answer 5

“I may pour my spirits into thine ear”
“look like the innocent flower but be the serpent underneath”
“O never sun that morrow see”

Question 6

McB- unambitious

Answer 6

“art not without ambition but without the illness to attend it”
“I have lived too long”
“too full o’ the milk of human kindness”

Question 7

LMcB-Mentally disturbed

Answer 7

“out damned spot”- haunted by blood on her hands

Question 8

When does LMcB sleepwalk?

Answer 8

Act 5 scene 1

Question 9

LMcB- violent imagery

Answer 9

“Plucked the nipple from his boneless gums, and dashed the brains our had I so sworn”-
“Plucked” shows how simple it would be for her to carry out something so devastating. She goes against nature by refusing to nurture a child and instead describes how she would kill it.
“Boneless” shows how young and vulnerable the baby would be at this point and it is when she should be taking care of it the most, she subverts the conventional idea with this quote.
“Dashed” shows how she would have bashed a baby’s head in if she had promised it. During this whole quote she uses violence to convince McB of her commitment to him. Violence against the thing she would care most about.