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Macbeth Act Two
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Literary Term Banquo: I dreamed of the three weird sisters… Macbeth: I think not of them. Irony - that’s all he thinks about
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Political ambition versus Moral Anguish Bell Rings = Tolling of the Death Bell (Symbolic) Conclusion - he has lost the struggle with his conscience and will murder the king.
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Earlier Lady Macbeth called her husband a coward. She implied that nothing would stop her. But when it came time to act... 1. She needed a drink. 2. She couldn’t do it because Duncan looked like her father. Her words were an act of deception! Think theme!!
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Macbeth Lady Macbeth This is called dramatic dynamics!
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Lady Macbeth: …The sleeping and the dead are but pictures. Tis the eye of childhood that fears a painted devil.” She didn’t think like this earlier!
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Line 60-62: Red = guilt Macbeth recognizes his guilty and compares his guilt to the depth of the ocean. Line 64: Lady Macbeth has returned the daggers and points out that she is just as guilty as her husband. Line 68: Note how easily she pushes her guilty aside. (This will come back to haunt her!)
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Low Comedy: gags slapstick bawdy He is pretending that he is opening the gates of Hell. Because of his low status - he speaks in prose.
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Chimney's falling down Screams heard in the night The owl seen in the day Earthquakes
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Macbeth: ‘Twas a rough night.” Surface = the weather Hidden = his inner turmoil Deception!
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When Macbeth and Lennox see the dead king... Appearance = he is mad with grief and anger Reality = he needs to cover his tracks
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When Macbeth starts talking too much... How typically female!
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Why scene four? Shows that all of nature is out of sorts. –Owl is no match for a hawk Tells that Macbeth will be king and Macduff will not attend. –Big insult!
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Why scene four? Tells what has happened to Malcolm and Donaldbain –Malcolm - England –Donaldbain - Ireland
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