So, ignore it girl. (Lady Macbeth enters from left) Lady Macbeth-I just need to wipe off the blood from Banquo and Lady Macduff, situation got too craaay. Gentle woman/Doctor- Gasp! (All exit right) Scene 3 (Macbeth enters left) Macbeth- well I ain’t got nothing to worry about because all people are born from a chick. So, I’m going to be king forevvva!
(scribbles something on paper). Now, Lady Capulet, A noble lady is supposed to always act indifferent towards others, as you have just done now. She takes care of the children, but she never coddles them and leaves there upbringing to the nurses. For you to show me this, you have to imagine that Juliet is is saying that she will not marry the person you want her to marry. What will your response be?
It is quite ironic how the original Thane of Cawdor was a traitor and now Macbeth follows down the same path. Furthermore, Macbeth feels regretful since he knows he can never get rid of this sin. If others identify Macbeth’s sin, he will be frowned upon and punished. Macbeth questions “will all great Neptune’s ocean wash this blood/ Clean for my hand?” (2.2.63, 64). Macbeth believes that there is no amount of water that can cleanse his sin.
To hell with the glory. | 83 | Why the hell should they want the war to end? They got lots of damn fools like us who’ll enlist, and when they stop enlisting they’ll drag ‘em in. | 95 | Who can comfort whom in war? Who can care for us, we who are set loose at each and tear at each other’s entrails with silent gleaming bayonets?
When Lady Macbeth is by herself, it is absolutely her true character. Foreshadowing helps the audience understand what is about to happen. In this quote, Lady Macbeth makes it pretty clear that she wants to reign. This is also intertwined with the prophecies Macbeth is given which makes the audience think about Duncan's life. Shakespeare uses a hyperbole when he illustrates Lady Macbeth asking for spirits to "unsex" her.
What was Macbeth’s reaction when he returned from Duncan’s chamber? What did he say? Macbeth was disturb and feeling guilty about the murder. Saying “it was a sorry sight.” He also stated that even after the murder he still heard voices. Saying “Macbeth has murdered sleep, and therefore Macbeth will sleep no more” (59).
We will take care of it where that banished coward lives. We will send him some poison in disguise. Soon he will keep Tybalt company. And I hope you will be satisfied. Juliet: I will never be satisfied, until I see Romeo.
She begins to believe her hands were permanently bloodstained. She says, 'Out, damned spot,' (5.1) while wringing her hands, trying to wipe away her guilt. Then, 'who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him?' (5.1). She who was so in control of her feelings and destiny as much as admits her guilt to a visiting physician and lady in waiting.
How canst I bear welcome in my eyes, my hands, and my words? Murdering this man is a sin against our holy God, and me that also against natural order on Earth. And yet talking to this gentleman reminds me of the spiteful sin. Alas, I cannot look on the king’s face and demeanour. I shall lose my nerve and mighty ambition will take a seat to pity.
Taming of the Shrew; Has Kate been tamed? In the beginning of the play Katherina’s behavior is exactly of what her reputation upholds; unfriendly, hot tempered and unpleasant to be around. In the opening scene Katherina portrays the typical characteristics of a “shrewish” woman has and the type of behavior someone would expect from her herself. In scene one Katherina talks back to Gremio and Hortensio when they are discussing who will potentially get to marry Bianca, only a shrewish woman will just speak or talk back without being asked to. “To comb your noodle with a three-legged stool, and paint your face, and use it like a fool.” (1.1.64) Katherina says this to Gremio and Hortensio after they insulted her; this is not acceptable for a young woman to say to a man.