Macbeth- villain
- Created by: shanicecreag
- Created on: 28-01-17 14:45
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- Macbeth- villain
- "...give to the edge of the sword his wife his babes, and all the unfortunate souls that trace him in his time"
- commands, dangerous,evil,hard to escape
- no going back
- nemesis, brutal, no one is safe
- commands, dangerous,evil,hard to escape
- "stars hide your fires! Let not see my black and deep desires"
- gods, consequences of judgement
- power, ignoring it
- scared someone will find out
- beginning of a fall from grace
- ambitious but potentially a coward
- audience becomes involved
- had thoughts like this before
- hidden, secret,longing,lust
- scared of brutal nature
- doesn't want people to understand
- had thoughts like this before
- gods, consequences of judgement
- "hang those that talk of fear"
- Kill, murder, death, dangerous
- weakness, alone
- rejects the idea of being weak to cover his own weakness
- tragic hero
- rejects the idea of being weak to cover his own weakness
- scared, isolation, reflection
- weakness, alone
- foreshadows macbeths later guilt and fear of people finding out his secret
- hiding his own fear?
- Kill, murder, death, dangerous
- "hell hound"
- comparison to the downfall of Lucifer
- chain of being- sin to God
- schaudenfraude-we want his downfall
- peripeteia
- inevitable-tragic hero
- kind of zoomorphism as he's linked with dogs and wolves
- comparison to the downfall of Lucifer
- "the very firstlings of my heart shall be the firstlings of my hand"
- when he decides to do something he will do it immediately
- scared to be known as a coward
- feels as though this is what he has to do as a king
- tyrant
- "the tyrants people on both sides do fight"
- ruler, corrupt,government,evil, war
- could give the effect that Macbeth is doing nothing wrong as others would do the same
- "...give to the edge of the sword his wife his babes, and all the unfortunate souls that trace him in his time"
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