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‘She has light by her continuously’ gentlewoman scene 1
previously she wanted ‘thick night’ (l Macbeth’) now she cannot handle darkness
Irony as she wanted good but it’s too late maybe
Dark = evil
‘ the old man had so much blood in him?’ Lady Macbeth scene 1
images of Duncan’s body still in her mind
Shows she is still human
Shows weakness and distances her from supernatural who inflict pain with no remorse
Puts her as slightly higher than witches emphasising there evilness
‘All of the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand ‘ lady Macbeth scene 1
hyperbolic
Links to Macbeth not believing all ‘Neptune oceans’ could not wash his hands clean of the blood
Link with Macbeth and their shared guilt
‘There’s knocking at the gate’ lady Macbeth scene 1
reminds us of earlier seen where Macbeth comes to wake Duncan to find him dead, knocking symbolising upcoming death?
Symbolise Macduff arrival
‘Some say he’s mad’ Caithness scene 2
people’s true opinions of Macbeth
Contrast with brave and worthy
Bravery is now found in speaking against Macbeth
‘Like a giant’s robe upon a dwarfish their ‘ Angus scene 2
‘their’ he stole the crown and thus his reign in illiegtitame , he doesn’t fit the clothes or the role
Links to earlier when he asks why they dress his in ‘borrowed robes’ shows a change in character but the robes still don’t fit right
Clothes represent deceit and betrayel
‘ I have lived long enough ‘ Macbeth scene 3
juxtaposition
He is willing to die ye beloved Geis invincible
Reflect his inner conflict?
‘How goes your patient doctor’ Macbeth scene 3
reflects changing relationship dynamic between Macbeth and lady Macbeth
‘Patient’ instead of ‘partner’ or ‘chuck’ lacks intimacy and has cold tone
‘Your’ not ‘my’ he is no longer hers they are too different people now , change in both their characters