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Project voice by speaking forward, not down. Loud is good. Roles: We see the queen of the Witches and Macbeth’s time as King is not going well. First witch Hecate Lennox Lord Project voice by speaking forward, not down. Loud is good.

Worksheets Read through summary notes. Complete worksheets Act 3 Scene 3-4 to engage with quotations and themes of the scene's

Cooldown I think, I know, I wonder.