Act 3
The name of the child which escapes being murdered.
Who is Fleance?
The name MacBeth refers to the witches as.
What are the Weïrd Sisters?
The fate of Lady Macbeth.
What is suicide?
Reliance on men for social status
What is a connection to A Doll's House?
The wool of this animal.
What is a bat?
The person which shows up as a ghost at MacBeth's dinner.
Who is Banquo? (Also accept: Banquo's ghost)
The person who goes to the witches for truth and information.
Who is MacDuff?
The person who kills MacBeth
Who is MacDuff?
People being happy that the main character died.
What is a connection to The Metamorphosis?
The tongue of this animal.
What is a dog?
The action Banquo tells his son as he is murdered
" Fly good Fleance, fly, fly, fly!"
The message Ross gives MacDuff.
What is telling MacDuff that his wife and kids are dead?
The person who takes the throne after Macbeth's death.
Who is Malcolm?
Tragedy leading to horrible guilt which persists.
What is a connection to Murakami's The 7th Man?
The eye of this animal.
What is a newt?
The goddess which scolds the witches meet at their meeting
Who is Hecate, the Greek goddess of witchcraft?
The 3 apparitions which show up to haunt MacBeth (Not ghost of Banquo)
An armed head, a bloody child, and finally a child crowned, with a tree in his hand
The reason why Lady MacBeth continuously washes her hands
What is imagining there is blood on them (as a sign of guilt)?
Unstable and unnatural familial structure.
What is a connection to Sing, Unburied, Sing?
Toe of this animal.
What is a frog?
The person/people who killed Banquo
What are assassins/mercenaries hired by MacBeth?
The person which says, "What, you egg! "
Who is MacDuff's son?
The reason why MacDuff is able to kill MacBeth (according to the witches prophecy).
What is being born from a C-section, and therefore not woman born? (Note: dumbest plot device ever)
Woman going mad after dependency on men goes wrong.
What is a connection to a Streetcar Named Desire?
By the prickling of this appendage.
What is a thumb?