In Act 1 Duncan’s troops defeat a rebellion at which Macbeth proves himself. On arrival Macbeth and Banquo coincide to meet with three witches who make a prediction that Macbeth will be the thane of Cawdor and also king. However, when Banquo asked for the prediction of his future, he was replied that he will not be king but on the other hand will get kings in his bloodline. When Lady Macbeth finds out about these prophecies she automatically assumes that Duncan must be killed and manages to convince Macbeth to murder the king. Further on in Act 2, Macbeth expresses his thoughts through a soliloquy in which he starts
Macbeth was given a set of prophecies by the witches, saying he would eventually become king; “All hail Macbeth, that shalt be king hereafter.” (AI.SIII.L48). This prophecy plagued Macbeth and subsequently encouraged his murder of king Duncan which then lead to his
Now in the play, Macbeth starts off as a loyal, courageous, stereotypical, drone like war hero but once a group of witches put this idea in his mind that he could become king, he starts spiraling downhill. For days he pondered whether to let nature take its course and let fate decide, or intervene and take matters into his own hands. He kills the King, takes the throne, but becomes paranoid and belligerent. Soon after this change, a rebellion forms who goes after him and kills him. William Shakespeare’s Macbeth showcases how one’s desires can change him, bring out the true primal instincts in a man; and as the play progresses, this change becomes quite evident.
Narrative Point of View - Shakespeare put the play in a 3rd person point of view. He focuses mainly on fate and free will with the witches palying on the part foreshadowing Macbeth choices. Shakespeare proves us it's liable due to Macbeth choices on his own freewill that he killed Banquo which the witches said nothing about the death of them rather he is still going to be king wihtout their death. 8. Theme- Fate vs. Free Will- .
Lady Macbeth is Macbeth’s wife and she wants him to kill the king. Macbeth bounces back and forth with his decision to kill the king or not. Eventually he decides that he is not going to do it until Lady Macbeth talks him into doing the deed. Macbeth killing Duncan changes his ordinary life into a special world where it is okay to kill the king. His next trial was what he was going to about his suspicious best friend Banquo.
He starts going off and acting weird. Lady Macbeth tries to tell the guest he gets like this. This outburst made everyone uncomfortable. Act IV: Macbeth has Macduff’s family murdered, while Macduff is still in England. In England Macduff is trying to get Malcolm to come back and get his spot back as King.
I enjoyed the fact that my fellow classmates were involved in putting on the show. I felt more relatable to the actors and it was fun to watch because of the closeness in age. The set had many props and instruments that kept me paying attention and involved in the action of the play. I found it cool that the actors could portray so much information with only one stage and backdrop. An entire plot and story line developed really well and came together nicely.
Nightmares are keeping Banquo awake, probably about Duncan being murdered. 3. Macbeth makes the mistake of bringing the daggers outside of the King’s chamber and not washing his hands. Lady Macbeth put’s the daggers back near the passed out servants, and puts blood on them to frame them. 4.
The second reason is that he noticed them at the party and the urge to do something about, and the third and final reason he is responsible for the death of Romeo and Juliet is that he killed Mercutio This is responsible for the death of Romeo and Juliet as the prince announces the person to shed blood will be executed, and as Romeo retaliates when Tybalt kills Mercutio and Romeo goes and kills him, Romeo then flees the city to stay alive, during this Juliet has a potion to make her seen dead and Romeo thinks she is so her kiils himself which then leads to Juliet killing
This means that Macduff will go after Macbeth for revenge after Macbeth killed his family. His sword represents his anger, and “bloodier villain” represents a dead man walking, Macbeth. He is the bloody villain that Macduff refers to in the quote. Blood represents life when Macduff was born. He was ripped out of his mothers womb.