Temptation and Manipulation
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- Created on: 07-11-18 18:31
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- Temptation and Manipulation
- witches
- manipulate through apparitions
- increase Macbeth's paranoia about Banquo's descendants and Macduff
- repetition of "beware"
- line of eight kings
- orders death of Macduff's family
- tell half-truths to make Macbeth over-confident and careless
- happy to be told what he wants to hear
- "sweet bodements" MACBETH
- thinks he's invincible
- "till Birnam wood move to Dunsinane, / I cannot taint with fear. what's the boy Malcolm? / was he not born of woman?" MACBETH
- mocking rhetorical questions
- "till Birnam wood move to Dunsinane, / I cannot taint with fear. what's the boy Malcolm? / was he not born of woman?" MACBETH
- happy to be told what he wants to hear
- increase Macbeth's paranoia about Banquo's descendants and Macduff
- tempt Macbeth with greatness
- "hail to thee, Thane of Glamis! / hail to thee, Thane of Cawdor! / thou shalt be king herafter!" THE WITCHES
- pattern of three
- "rapt" BANQUO
- lost in ambitious thoughts
- "hail to thee, Thane of Glamis! / hail to thee, Thane of Cawdor! / thou shalt be king herafter!" THE WITCHES
- manipulate through apparitions
- Lady Macbeth
- manipulates Macbeth to murder the king
- makes it sound easy
- "what cannot you and I perform upon / th'unguarded Duncan?" LADY MACBETH
- mocking and belittling him
- Macbeth is full of traditional ideas about masculinity and power
- feels need to prove he isn't a coward
- "I dare do all that may become a man." MACBETH
- defensive
- "I dare do all that may become a man." MACBETH
- feels need to prove he isn't a coward
- Macbeth is full of traditional ideas about masculinity and power
- emotional blackmail
- challenging his decisions
- questions
- giving him orders
- makes it sound easy
- manipulates Macbeth to murder the king
- witches
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