Who Said This
Who Said This :
”I am afraid to think what I have done. Look on ‘t I dare not.”
What is Macbeth
Define :
Knell
What is a Funeral Bell
What is Lady Macbeth in relationship to Macbeth?
What is His Wife
Why does Lady Macbeth instruct Macbeth to put on his night clothes.
What is To prevent suspicion about the murder he committed on Duncan and a two of his servants.
Who shows guilt and cowardice and who shows courage and shamelessness.
Who Said This :
”My hands are of your color, but I shame to wear a heart so white.”
What is Lady Macbeth
Define :
Beezlebub
What is a Devil
What is Banquo in relationship to Macbeth
What is a (close) Friend
What is the irony in the porter acting as if he is the guardian of the gates of hell.
What is The acts that were committed in the quarters of Macbeth’s house were sinful.
When does Macbeth show regret.
What is Macbeth shows regret after realization sets in of what he has done.
Who Said This :
”Knock, knock, knock! Who’s there, i’ th’ name of Beezlebub?
What is Porter
Define :
Badged
What is Marked
What is the porter in relationship to Macbeth
What is the Guardian of the Gate/ Gatekeeper
What drives Macbeth to the murder if Duncan.
What is The difficulty of differentiating between reality and false reality and overwhelming emotions.
How is loyalty shown throughout Act 2
*hint - in the beginning.
Who Said This :
”O horror, horror, horror! Tongue nor heart cannot concieve nor name thee!”
Macduff
Define :
Possets
What is Drinks
Who is Duncan
What is the King or The King of Scotland
Why does Malcolm refuse to consort with the other men.
He feels as though they are untrustworothy.
How is betrayal portrayed in Macbeth Act 2
Who Said This :
Let’s not consort with them. To show an unfelt sorrow is an office which the false man does easy.”
What is Malcolm
Define :
Largess to your offices
What is Gifts to your servants‘ quarters
Who is Macbeth in Relationship to Duncan
What is general, leading warrior, kinsmen, one of his powerful nobleme.
What does Lady Macbeth mean when she says, "My hands are of your color, but I shame to wear a heart so white."
How is hallucination portrayed in Macbeth Act 2
Is this hallucination acknowledged?
What is Macbeth hallucinates seeing a floating dagger which symbolizes his internal conflict. He acknowledges that he may be hallucinating, however, he still decides to act.