Macbeth Lecture Notes

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ambition is a temptation/

a temptation that defies natural order and can unleash a relentless amount of guilt

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Ambition can be a __

toxic fuel if misplaced and uncontrolled

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Guilt may be perceived as __

a consequence from God of fulfilling your selfish desires

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Shakespeare intended to warn committing __

rejects and disrupts the Jacobean belief of the ‘Divine Right of kings’ and will inevitably lead to consequences

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The Inevitable repercussions of regicide exemplify __

serious heinous acts do not go unnoticed and Inflicts fear

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If chance will have me king,why,chance may crown me,without my __

he is impatient and his ambition overpowers fate

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Lady Macbeth __

doesn’t have good psychological insight, exemplified by her suicide

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"__"-this murder confirmed things he didn't know about himself.

to know my deed twere best to not know myself

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__ is a repeated motif throughout the play

repeated motif throughout the play

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The witches' prophecies all come true, but __

they are deliberately worded to deceive Macbeth

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Corruption of __

Macbeth's once moral compass has been destroyed

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Fear is __

presented as a consuming emotion that can cause great distress

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“stick deep” __

suggests this is a deep-rooted problem that perhaps needs a resolution which further foreshadows Banquo’s murder

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His ambition is __

unchecked leading him down a path of moral corruption

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"So foul and fair a day" mirrors the witches unintentionally, which __

warns the audience to beware of his deceptive words

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MACBETHS ASIDE expresses __

his uncertainty is expressed in the ‘seesaw’ rhythm-inner turmoil he Is conflicted

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“THAT NO COMPUNCTIOUS VISITINGS OF __”-doesn’t want visitings from conscience-natural moral law?

doesn’t want visitings from conscience

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"That my keen knife see not the wound __,"

She doesn't want to see the consequences of her violence—even her own weapon should be blind

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"Stop up the access and passage __,"

She asks to block any route through which guilt or regret could affect her

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"To beguile the time,look like __"-begule means deceive-duplicitous

deceive showing he is duplicitous

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"'Tis the eye of childhood / That fears a painted __."

only a child would be afraid of such a thing, suggesting Macbeth is acting immaturely

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Duncans death __

has disrupted the natural order

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"To be thus is nothing, but to be safely __."

being king means nothing unless he is safe and secure in that position, as he needs to protect it

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DOCTOR SAYS”UNNATURAL DEEDS DO BREED UNNATURAL TROUBLES, __”

infected minds