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William Shakespeare
Born in Stratford-upon-Avon
Shakespeare's acting company
The Kings men (switched names due to King James I)
Famous outdoor theater
The Globe theater
Monarch during Macbeth
King James I
Connection between King James I and Macbeth
Banquo's relatedness to King James I
Witches' greeting to Macbeth
Hailed him as king and Thane of Cawdor and thane of Glamis
Prophecy for Macbeth's future
Becoming king
Prophecy for Banquo's future
Banquo's kids becoming kings
what was Macbeth contemplating?
Killing King Duncan
Difficulty for Macbeth in killing Duncan
because he is loyal and works for the king
Blame for Duncan's murder
The sons who ran away
Ross's say "gainst nature still"
kings dont get killed by their kids
Strange events after Duncan's murder
Earthquake, horses eating horses, sun not rising during the day, owl killing a falcon
Connection of strange events to 'Fair is Foul' theme
Against nature, these things don't happen in the ordinary
Hecate's role in fair is foul theme
he did wrong so its fair that she takes him down
Macbeth's hallucinations
Seeing a dagger and Banquo
Lady Macbeth's hallucination
Seeing blood on her hands
Reason for Macbeth and Lady Macbeth's hallucinations
Guilt
Macbeth's final soliloquy
Life is useless after his wife's death, doesn't care anymore
Definition of a sonnet
A 14-line poem with specific rhyme scheme and meter
Type of sonnet Shakespeare wrote
Shakespearean sonnet using iambic pentameter
Meaning of Sonnet 12
Time is fleeting and doesn't last
Comparison of Sonnet 73 to Sonnet 12
Both talk about the fleeting nature of time
