1. William Shakespeare Unit 3B 9/21/2018 1:06 AM
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2. Why Shakespeare is Great
Greatest
2. Universality
Timelessness
Beauty
Adaptability
Age, time

3. About Shakespeare’s Life
154
Birthplace
Education
Hathaway
Playwright
- 154
- plays
Christian

4. His Career
King’s, Globe
Money
- mature
- complex
- dialogue

5. His Philosophy What, content How, style - functional - explicit
- moral tone
Theme, purpose
Realism, lovely, respect

6. honorificabilitudinitatibus
Random Facts
Performed
Longest
all
honorificabilitudinitatibus

7. Sonnets
Autobiographical, sequences
- fatherly
- faults
- Cupid

8. “Sonnet 18” Best Man differ, death Sun, sun going behind the clouds
The sonnet
Life
Yes, Shakespeare’s sonnet
lives, and it does give life to
the subject.
English, 3 quatrains and a couplet
Italian
- But

9. “Sonnet 73”
Paradox
Autumn
children

10. “Sonnet 116” Love, time Argument - 18 Faithful
Faithfulness and endurance—True love accepts without seeking to change the other person. Time and circumstances do not change true love.
Grim Reaper

11. “Sonnet 146” Lady Death, beauty, inner Apostrophe Priorities The body
Religious
Italian
Slave, inversely
More, eternal
Buildings
Death
Paradox, physical, fear

12. Terms Opposition Truth “To Be or Not to Be” Real Dressing Universal
Tragic flaw

13. General Information about the Play
Tragedies
Banquo
Scotland
Destiny, soul, monster, fall
Tragedy, triumphs, Biblical

14. Act I, scene i Tone, pathetic - weird, fate - fates
- not, same, Scripture,
not
- conflict, chorus
+ reversal
+ paradox
+ order
+ reality

15. Act I, scene ii
Begins, order
King
Hest
Loyal
** villain
blood

16. Act I, scene iii Ironic, victorious, stormy, Macbeth King - prophecies
Banquo
- paradox
- foils
Fulfilled, obsessed
Truths, opposite
intentions

17. Act I, scene iv
Execution
Irony
Repented, soul, escape

18. Act I, scene v Letter, kill Guiding Feminine, order
Soliloquy, evil, willingly, no,
innocent, evil
Memorable
- antithesis
- ambition, flaw
- Great Chain, Being
- Eve, Jezebel
- After
- Before
builds

19. Act I, scene vi
Castle
Mood
Birds
Ironic
- horror

20. Act I, scene vii Consequences, death Guest Crossbow, arrow
Ambition, regicide

21. Act II, Scene i Evil Good -honor -conscience -loyalty Dagger
Evil, off, bloody, evil
Reality, literal, abstract
Bell, hell
Conflicted, sees the horror of the deed which he is planning

22. Act II, scene ii
The groom’s snoring, Macbeth’s descent on the stairs, the owl’s scream, the cricket’s cry, the knocking within
Father
Kills
“amen,” hell, mad
Sleep, innocence
Knocking, horror
Pilate, irony
Lady Macbeth
Lady Macbeth- calm, Macbeth- horrified

23. Act II, scene iii Evils, prose, Language Upset Macduff, dawn
Temple, holy
Servants
afraid

24. Act II, scene iv
Falcon, owl
Pathetic fallacy
Order
Macbeth

25. Act III: The Murder of Banquo

26. Act III, scene i King Fulfilled Banquo’s, Fleance’s Banquo, Fleance
Malcolm, Donalbain
Irony
Feelings of jealousy because he has no male heirs, and he is afraid that Banquo’s son Fleance will succeed him as king according to the witches’ prophecy

27. Act III, scene ii Bolder, despair Futile, protectiveness, true
Sleep, Duncan’s
Night, darkness
Hide, wife’s, life, death

28. Act III, scene iii Macbeth’s, Banquo, Fleance Third, Macbeth
Banquo, Fleance, turns, children, failure
Turning point, conscience, crown
Death
death, order

29. Act III, scene iv Banquet, ensnare, reverse, ghost, avenge, ghost
Banquo’s, Fleance’s
Blood
Banquo, irony, returns,
irony, theme
Fit, dismiss, order, symbolic
Supernatural, downfall
Banquo’s, Hecate
Supernatural, foreboding
Nature, crimes
Banquo’s, Duncan, Banquo, Banquo, ambition, bloodshed
Banquo, villain, James I
seek

30. Act III, scene v Thunder, lightning Pathetic fallacy Hecate, Greek
Rhyme
Foreshadows, security

31. Vs. Act III, scene vi Objective, ironic Ironic, Duncan
After, killed, killing, Macduff
ideal
Vs.