The Tragedy of Macbeth Lesson 5.

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The Tragedy of Macbeth Lesson 5

Activator- Two can keep a secret if one is dead.

You will present one of these to the class! Consider Banquo Brainstorm: What does Banquo know? How could he hurt Macbeth? Why would he want to hurt Macbeth? Why would Macbeth want to keep him safe? Why would Macbeth want to dispose of him? You will present one of these to the class!

Activity 1- Close Reading of 2.1

Testing the Waters Macbeth is new to the world of treachery. Banquo is his best friend in the entire world. He does not want to have to hurt him; however he does stand in his way. Macbeth tests the waters in 2.1 and finds some distressful information. MACBETH If you shall cleave to my consent, when ’tis, It shall make honor for you. BANQUO So I lose none In seeking to augment it, but still keep My bosom franchised and allegiance clear, I shall be counseled. If you will ally yourself with me when it is time I will give you great honors. Sure, as long as I do not have to risk my own honor and conscience.

Metaphors for Understanding We are about to watch two movie clips from the 1999 movie “Lake Placid.” In this movie a giant alligator terrorizes the town and must be destroyed. The alligator will serve as a metaphor for the king in this play. Macbeth must kill him in order to achieve what he wants. In the second clip, the baby alligators will serve as a metaphor for Banquo. Watch both clips and then we will discuss what Banquo represents for Macbeth.

Clip 1 Feeding the Enemy

Clip 2 Feeding the New Enemy

Extending the Metaphor Discussion: How is Banquo like the baby alligators?

Activity 2- Is this a Dagger?

In groups of three or four you will deconstruct Macbeth’s famous speech and answer the questions on the side of the worksheet.

Activity 3- Video 2.2 Performance

Act 2. Scene 2 Video

Activity 4- Close Reading of 2.2

Notice… Lady Macbeth’s scattered speech Lady Macbeth’s hidden fear Macbeth’s reaction to the deed Macbeth’s imagined voices and inability to pray Macbeth’s in ability to frame the guards

Activity 5-Scavenger Hunt

Groups Lady Macbeth Group Macbeth Group Prove that Lady Macbeth is nervous, but also believes that they must go on with the original plan and put the murders behind them. Prove that Macbeth has regrets about killing the king and that he is afraid of the consequences of his actions.

Prepare for a Writing Quiz Tomorrow you will use your notes to prove in writing the statement that you proved with your direct quotes in today’s lesson.