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English, 21.07.2019 08:30, noahdeno200010125

In macbeth. act 2 sc. 3, lines 85–90: how is the theme of guilt refined in these lines?

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English, 25.06.2019 01:30, shawn4544

1. murdering a king was considered an especially heinous crime in the aftermath of the gunpowder plot in england in november 1605. what was the gunpowder plot? 2. did shakespeare intend the witches to be symbols of something everyone faces–temptation? 3. the word fear occurs 48 times in macbeth in noun and verb forms and as a root in words such as afeard and fearful. which characters exhibit the most fear? what causes their fear? how does fear differ from guilt? 4. lady macbeth repeatedly washes her hands to expiate her guilt. in modern psychology, what is the term used to describe lady macbeth's disorder? if you were a psychologist–or a priest–what would you advise lady macbeth to do to unburden her conscience? 5. read the following theme. list persons, places, things or ideas that appear "fair" when they are really "foul"–or appear "foul" when they are really "fair." deceit macbeth, evil frequently wears a pretty cloak. early in the play, the three witches declare that “fair is foul,” a paradox suggesting that whatever appears good is really bad. for example, murdering duncan appears to be a “fair” idea to macbeth and lady macbeth, for macbeth would accede to the throne. but the macbeths soon discover that only bad has come of their deed, and their very lives–and immortal souls–are in jeopardy. macbeth also perceives the prophecies made by the “armed head” and the “bloody child” as good omens; in fact, these prophecies are deceptive wordplays that foretell macbeth’s downfall. in a further exposition of the theme of deceptive appearances, king duncan speaks the following lines when arriving at macbeth’s castle: “this castle hath a pleasant seat; the air / nimbly and sweetly recommends itself / unto our gentle senses” (1. 6.3-5). 6. lady macbeth advises her husband to “look like the innocent flower, / but be the serpent under it” (act i, scene v, lines 66-67). what things in the modern world present themselves as "innocent flowers" even though they are really "serpents."

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English, 25.06.2019 02:10, kahliey

Collections grade 10 guiding questions collection 5 "from holinshed's chronicles" by raphael holinshed the selection from the history holinshed's chronicles by raphael holinshed. then, reread the lines indicated with each question below. answer each question, citing text evidence. 1. lines 1-11: what historical details in the first paragraph did shakespeare probably draw on when developing the plot and characters in macbeth? 2. lines 15-20: what are three details in these lines of the chronicles that shakespeare changed, omitted, or moved to a later scene in the play? . 3. lines 30–33: what is the difference between shakespeare's version of events and the chronicles in the second paragraph? 4 lines 40-44: according to the chronicles, what action did macbeth take? where was the king killed? how do these details differ in shakespeare's play?

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English, 17.09.2019 03:30, bvargas786p7aa8y

Macbeth questions; before duncan’s arrival, lady macbeth gives macbeth some advice. how does her advice move the plot forward? her advice to not let his face reveal his true intentions macbeth conceal his plan to kill duncan. her advice to kill duncan and his sons all at the same time macbeth recognize the dangerous consequences of his actions. her advice to commit the crime only after duncan is asleep macbeth to avoid feelings of guilt over the murder. her advice to include banquo in the plot ensure that others suspect duncan’s sons rather than macbeth after the murder. after murdering duncan, macbeth then kills the king’s servants so that the blame for duncan’s death can fall on them. which lines from the play show that macbeth’s plot works as he planned? macbeth: "the spring, the head, the fountain of your blood / is stopped; the very source of it is stopped." macbeth: "oh, yet i do repent me of my fury, / that i did kill them." malcolm: "why do we hold our tongues, / that most may claim this argument for ours? " lennox: "those of his chamber, as it seem'd, had done 't: / their hands and faces were an badged with blood."

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