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‘Call ‘em, let me see um’ ‘tell me’ Macbeth scene 1
use of imperatives
Macbeth still believes he holds power over the witches though he has been fooled by them
‘Even Till destruction sicken ‘ ‘ let them fight against the church’ Macbeth scene 1
highlights Macbeth recognises that the witches are evil beings
Still chooses to align himself with them
emphasises Macbeth ambition - he is willing to destroy Scotland to help him
Proves the witches malevolent
‘An armed head’ stage directions scene 1
dramatic irony
Audience know Macduff has got army in England Macbeth does not
‘And an eternal curse fall on you ‘ Macbeth scene 1
Macbeth misjudges his own power
‘For the blood-bolstered Banquo smiles upon me’ Macbeth scene 1
blood = guilt
Laughed at by Banquo
King James is descendant of Banquo
‘Infected by the air wherein they ride’ Macbeth scene 1
Macbeth is ‘in double trust’
He implies to Lennox that they are evil beings yet still aligns himself with them
‘ from this moment The very firstlings of my heart shall be the firstlings of my hand’ Macbeth scene 1
Macbeth will not hold back anymore
He won’t feel guilt and he will do whatever he needs to
Contrasts to his previous guilt / uncertainty about actions