English, 12.11.2020 14:00, earaceli222

In the first scene of Macbeth, readers are introduced to three witches gathered in a field. When do they plan on seeing each other again? RESPONSE: the witches reveals that they will meet when the battle is lost and won.

When a wounded captain returns to his military camp, King Duncan asks him for news about the battle against Ireland. Which country won -- and how easily did they win?

RESPONSE:

Read the quote from the captain on the left, and then answer the question on the right:

CAPTAIN:

For brave Macbeth, with his brandished steel,
which smoked with bloody execution…
unseamed Macdonwald from the nave to th’ chops,
and fixed his head upon our battlements.
What is the captain trying to say
to King Duncan?

RESPONSE:

Who did the wounded captain praise? Why? Provide TWO reasons.

RESPONSE:

Choose one of the similes/metaphors in this scene and explain what it’s saying about Macbeth.

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