Macbeth Act 2
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- Created on: 06-09-18 18:24
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- Act 2
- the complication
- tension mounts and momentum rises
- 'Duncan is to blame for his own death'
- agree
- he trusted macbeth after being betrayed
- 'he was gentleman, whom i build absolute trust'
- he trusted macbeth after being betrayed
- disagree
- taken advantage of by other characters
- 'we love him highly'
- he is too generous
- 'we love him highly'
- taken advantage of by other characters
- agree
- Shakespeare introduces macbeths state of mind before and after the murder of Duncan
- Scene 2
- Lady Macbeth
- 'That which hath made them drunk hath made me bold'
- shows that she is a strong woman
- unlike jacobean audiences would be used to
- shows that she is a strong woman
- 'That which hath made them drunk hath made me bold'
- Macbeth
- 'I have done the deed'
- he does not say it out loud what he has done
- shocked himself that he went through it
- he does not say it out loud what he has done
- 'Macbeth does murther sleep'
- he is describing a recent dream about the murder
- he is regretting it
- he is describing a recent dream about the murder
- 'I have done the deed'
- Lady Macbeth
- Scene 3
- repeated 'knocking'
- draws attention to it
- as king duncan is not responding to the knockings
- causes worries
- as king duncan is not responding to the knockings
- draws attention to it
- King Duncan is found dead in his room by the porter
- the guards are accused and executed for the 'deed'
- Macduff
- 'ring the alarm bell'
- simple sentences
- indicates urgency
- simple sentences
- 'ring the alarm bell'
- repeated 'knocking'
- Scene 4
- Ross discusses recent unnatural events with old man
- Macbeth crowned king
- Macduff will not attend coronation
- Macduff is suspicious of the macbeths
- Macduff will not attend coronation
- Macbeth crowned king
- Ross discusses recent unnatural events with old man
- the complication
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