Scene 1-2
What happens to Lady Macbeth?
She starts sleepwalking, she lets her guilt consume her (Going crazy).
How does the army disguise themselves?
By carrying branches.
Macbeth finds out who is dead?
Lady Macbeth.
Who is the first person Macbeth kills in the scene?
Young Siward.
Who becomes king?
Malcolm.
What items does the doctor tell the gentlewoman to keep away from Lady Macbeth?
Anything that can harm her.
What does the English army bring to Dunisnane?
Birnam woods.
What is Macbeth's reaction to finding out that Lady Macbeth is dead?
He says that she would've died anyways in the future, he showed no care, he was very calm.
Who comes in at the beginning of the scene to fight Macbeth?
Young Siward.
What news does Macduff have for Macbeth?
He was not born from a woman, he was ripped from his mothers womb.
What is the continuous motion Lady Macbeth does?
Washing the "blood" off her hands.
What does Macbeth find out?
The English army is headed to Dunsinane, Lady Macbeth's disease.
What is Macbeth's reaction to finding out Birman woods is coming to Dunsinane?
He didn't believe it and he called the messenger a liar.
What is Macbeths reaction to Macduff telling him he was not born from a woman?
He is angry at the witches for telling him this because it takes away his courage and strength.
Why doesn't Macbeth want to fight Macduff?
Because he lost all courage because Macduff wasn't woman born so Macbeth has fears.
What does Lady Macbeth specifically say that shows her character development?
How does Macbeth react to the news that Malcolm and Macduff are coming to his castle?
He was believe it, he wasn't afraid (He has no fears).
When Macbeth heard the screams, what was his reaction?
He didn't really care, he was very calm and fearless.
What does Macduff say about his wife and childrens ghosts?
"My wife and children’s ghosts will haunt me still".
How does dramatic irony intensify Macbeth’s downfall during his fight with Macduff?
Macduff knows the truth but Macbeth doesn’t until too late.
Who says that Macbeth's army only stands with him because his soldiers are afraid of him?
Angus.
What does Macbeth tell the doctor to do to help his wife?
He tells the doctor to give Lady Macbeth medicine.
What does Macbeth mean when he says "Those clamorous harbingers of blood and death"?
It means the start of battle, and announcing the slaughter of Macbeth.
Why is Macbeth’s killing of Young Siward important before his confrontation with Macduff?
It shows his confidence before totally losing his hope.
What does Malcolm say he will do for Scotland when he becomes king?
Malcolm says that he will bring back peace to Scotland by calling home the exiles, giving the loyals rewards, and working to heal the nation’s wounds.