Macbeth Catastrophe Quotes Analysis and Context 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureMacbethGCSEAQA Created by: tonisha_Created on: 06-02-22 18:38 In the quote "devil" (or later on "damn...black...cream") what device is used? contrast 1 of 24 Contrast between what? how Macbeth was perceived at the beginning of the play and how he is perceived at the end of the play 2 of 24 Here we can see Macbeths what? downfall 3 of 24 At the start he was what? admired 4 of 24 But by the end he is what? cursed 5 of 24 Regicide in the 1600s was considered what? a mortal sin 6 of 24 therefore there is no redemption for who? tragic heros 7 of 24 Could link to the Jacobean belief in what? The divine right of kings 8 of 24 How? since this has proved that only rightful heirs are chosen to be king 9 of 24 We could also talk about the deceptiveness of what? Macbeths appearance 10 of 24 On the exterior Macbeth is what? appears innocent 11 of 24 However internally, Macbeth is what? (2) corrupt and immoral 12 of 24 In the quote "butcher" what language device is used? a metaphor 13 of 24 This statement is what? ironic 14 of 24 This is because at the start of the play Macbeth is what? praised for his violence 15 of 24 But by the end he is what? criticised for his violence 16 of 24 Here we can view Macbeth as a? tragic hero 17 of 24 Since his hamartia has led to what? his downfall 18 of 24 The journey of the character show that violence was used for what? personal gain 19 of 24 A butcher is associated with what? meat 20 of 24 this reinforces the idea of a what? tyrannical ruler 21 of 24 We may also say that they view people as what? expendable 22 of 24 This is because they feel humans life has no what? value 23 of 24 This shows Macbeths what? immorality 24 of 24
GCSE English Lit. Comparing the strong female voices of medusa, les grand seignuers and macbeths (lady macbeth). AQA 0.0 / 5
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