Macbeth Rising Action Quotes, Analysis and Context 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureMacbethGCSEAQA Created by: tonisha_Created on: 05-02-22 13:18 In the quote "vaulting ambition" what device is used? personification 1 of 54 Here, we can see Macbeths recognition of what? his harmatia 2 of 54 What is Macbeths hamartia? ambition 3 of 54 The personification of ambition may foreshadow what? how ambition (hamartia) will slowly take over his whole life 4 of 54 This may be the beginning of what? the process through which hamartia will consume Macbeth 5 of 54 This may contribute to the sense of what? anagnorisis 6 of 54 which will what later on in the poem? become more extreme 7 of 54 The audience may view him as what? a tragic hero 8 of 54 Why would Macbeth be viewed as a tragic hero? since a key criteria of a Shakespearian tragic hero is to have a hamartia 9 of 54 Due to this, this may foreshadow Macbeths later what? downfall 10 of 54 This could relate to what? The Great Chain of being 11 of 54 How? since Macbeth is trying to move up the chain which is not meant to happen 12 of 54 We can also see Shakespeare about to what? play with the natural order 13 of 54 In the quotes "kinsman...host...virtues...angels", what language device is used here? listing 14 of 54 The listing here shows Macbeths admiration of who? King Duncan 15 of 54 This is because the list contains what? the qualities of a good king 16 of 54 This is in stark contrast of who? Macbeth 17 of 54 Here we may also see Macbeth fit what? a key criteria 18 of 54 A key criteria of what? a Shakespearian tragic hero 19 of 54 This is because here we see Macbeth what? internally conflicted 20 of 54 What is his internal conflict? whether he should commit regicide 21 of 54 Here we may say that this links to the _____belief on_____? jacobean belief on the divine right of Kings 22 of 54 How was regicide considered in the 1600s? as going against or challenging God 23 of 54 This is because Kings were given what by who? authority to rule by God 24 of 54 Therefore regicide is a what? mortal sin 25 of 54 Furthermore, Macbeth also breaks the rules of what? hospitality 26 of 54 This is because he is considering to what? kill the King 27 of 54 This was very what? immoral 28 of 54 This may also reinforce how Macbeths what? Why? how his downfall is inevitable since his hamartia has already began to consume him 29 of 54 In the quote "dagger", what devices are used? symbolism soliloquy 30 of 54 The symbolism of a dagger may represent what (2) murder or regicide 31 of 54 This may be Macbeths cue for what? cue for action 32 of 54 Shakespeare may also use Macbeth to exemplify what? a typical tragic hero whose psychological state deteriorates due to their hamartia 33 of 54 Here at first glance, the dagger may be symbolic of what? Macbeths lack of control 34 of 54 How does this show Macbeths lack of control? since he can see it but not touch it 35 of 54 This further develops the what? tragic hero 36 of 54 Since we get an insight into what? his internal suffering 37 of 54 Which comes in the form of what? mental instability 38 of 54 This hamartia also overrides what? his logic 39 of 54 Since we see Macbeth being what? overwhelmed by the hallucination 40 of 54 This may emphasise the Jacobean belief in what? the Divine Right of Kings 41 of 54 Since if Macbeth was? rightfully chosen 42 of 54 He wouldnt be so what? internally conflicted 43 of 54 This may lead on to the audience viewing Macbeth as what? a tragic hero 44 of 54 The "dagger" may also be a symbol of what? sacrifice and betrayal 45 of 54 Which Biblical story may this be in? Cain and Abel 46 of 54 One may view this Biblical journey as what? mirroring the journey of Duncan and Macbeth 47 of 54 Shakespeare also uses the structure of what? a soliloquy 48 of 54 to show how Macbeth overcomes what? his internal suffering 49 of 54 Initially the soliloquy begins with what? complex sentences and rhetorical questions 50 of 54 This highlights Macbeths what? anxiety and confusion 51 of 54 These later shift to what? shorter sentences 52 of 54 These demonstrate Macbeths mental shift to what? being more resolute 53 of 54 One can therefore view this part as what? the final moment of suspense before the climax in which Macbeth will reach the point of no return 54 of 54
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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