Act I
This is a servile or fawning dependent.
What is a minion?
This word means "to speak about unimportant matters rapidly and incessantly."
What is prate?
This word means "seclude from the world."
What is cloister?
This means "elegance and beauty of movement or expression."
What is grace?
This word means "an unhappy and worried mental state."
What is perturbation?
This is a place or situation affording some benefit.
What is vantage?
This is why Lady Macbeth claims she could not murder King Duncan herself.
What is he looked like her father as he slept?
This means great merriment.
What is mirth?
This word means "adroitness in using the hands."
What is "sleight"?
This word means to "find repugnant."
What is abhor?
The prophecy the witches give that deals with Banquo.
What is his heirs will be kings?
This is how Lady Macbeth responds to Macbeth's weakness/fear surrounding the murder of Duncan.
What is she tells him she is not a man/lacks courage to act on what he wants?
This great friend of Macbeth questions him and is later killed by murderers Macbeth has employed.
Who is Banquo?
One meaning of this word is "insatiable desire for wealth."
What is avarice?
These are the two newer prophecies that the witches have given Macbeth.
What are: he is safe until Birnam Wood moves to Dunsinane, and he cannot be killed by man born of woman?
Something indicating the approach of something or someone.
What is a harbinger?
Duncan's son, Malcolm, leaves Scotland and goes here after his father's murder.
What is England?
This is why Macbeth wants Fleance, Banquo's son, killed along with Banquo.
What is the witches have prophesied that Banquo's heirs will be kings?
This is why Malcolm does not trust Macduff at first.
What is Macduff has left his family and might be a spy for Macbeth?
This is how Malcolm's soldiers disguise their numbers.
They use the branches of Birnam Wood to move toward Dunsinane.
The two prophecies the witches give Macbeth.
What is he will be Thane of Cawdor and then be king?
What is dagger?
This is why Macduff has fled to England.
What is he is going to join Malcolm and his troops.
This is how Macduff reacts to Malcolm's declaration that if he were to be king, he would ravage all the women and take property and riches from everyone.
What is he despairs that he left such a tyrant in Scotland, and Scotland is doomed?
This man, who kills Macbeth, was not "born" of woman, but delivered by C-section.
Who is Macduff?