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Macbeth is shaken but goes out to fight nonetheless. The dagger is a different matter: the Weird
Sisters are attested by sight, but are indefinite in form. She notices that her husband has returned
with the bloody daggers and refuses to takes them back. They are in fact germinating those seeds of
lust for power within Macbeth and therefore by putting these ideas into his head help make him
believe that he can in fact become a dictator. I would, while it was smiling in my face, have plucked
my nipple from his boneless gums, and dashed the brains out!' Lady Macbeth is the driving force for
Macbeth's actions, and I believe that she is the one responsible for pushing Macbeth forwards to the
tragedy. While then, God be with you!’ Macbeth tells Banquo in Act 3 Scene 1. Moreover, I believe
it is due to the witches that Macbeth became a murderous tyrant, because he truly believed their
predictions and decided to shape his life around them. Macbeth contains a contradiction of the
natural conditions: the conversion of daylight into darkness. Macbeth isn't completely evil, because
he knows killing the king will be put to death and it took him a long time to decide what he wanted
to do. Her honesty while sleepwalking gives proof to what most already know, or at least feel.
Macbeth does not ask “When did you ever give suck?”; so she did. The question whether Lady
Macbeth ever had a child has been much discussed. Lady Macbeth eventually becomes racked
mentally with guilt from the crimes she has committed. At the end of the play Macbeth is summed
up as a 'butcher' by Malcolm I believe that Macbeth did not start of as the evil 'butcher' as he is
described. Lady Macbeth has had frequent changes in character and personality, she is starting to see
the way that her husband is going and is trying to calm things down, as apposed to the beginning of
the play where she was like Macbeth is now vice versa. Banquo’s ghost is a another feature of
dramatic illusion; he is seen by the audience and by Macbeth. When they appear, it is in a storm on
thunder and lightening. Macbeth think that because one thing that the witches said come true, maybe
he will be the king of Scotland. One the witches talks about a sailors wife who had chestnuts in her
lap but wouldn’t give the witch any, due to this the witch took it’s anger out on her husband and
sunk his ship in a storm. This makes it seem that the witches have put the words into Macbeth’s
mouth, also this may be a sign of Macbeth having an evil side just like the witches as they speak the
same words. This shows that he finds the witches prediction about him being King of Scotland
unbelievable and also finds it hard to believe he will be Thane of Cawdor as the current thane is
living a wealthy life. Lady Macbeth is completely different to woman of this time. He forms
personification to compare things between each other and then compare with himself. Macbeth is
trying to use his position as Thane of Glamis to order the witches around. There is only one point
where Lady Macbeth had become discomforted. She wants to know if he regretted it in the morning.
This is in huge contrast to her husband, who questions it. English Literature GCSE Coursework -
Shakespeare (Macbeth). She accuses him of cowardice and a lack of love for her. I feel Macbeth has
good expectations but too many factors in his life fuelled his ambition to become king and the
measures at what he needed to do to get there.
Lady Macbeth says this because if she will do it why cant Macbeth do it and say what he said he
would do. People believed strongly in the Divine Right of Kings and that Regicide was an act
against God’s will, making it an unforgivable sin. I think this is the reason that Shakespeare starts the
play with them, as the opening scene of a play is particularly important in creating a mood or
atmosphere in which the main action of the play will be set. When we first see her, she is already
plotting Duncan’s murder, and she is stronger, more ruthless, as she is more ambitious than her
husband. In part, the mischief they cause sterns from their supernatural powers, but mainly it is the
result of their understanding of the weaknesses of their specific victim’s- they play upon Macbeth’s
ambition like puppeteers. This is due to his knowledge that the Thane of Cawdor is alive, but it is not
until after Angus explains that the Thane is dead, when ideas run through Macbeth’s. He is a bit
confused and afraid, so he need to find the witches who can predict his future. Macbeth is both
impressed by his wife’s plan and also by her attitude. Here there is dramatic irony as both the
audience and Macbeth are aware of the apparition’s presence. When he asks the witches if their
prophecy about Banquo will come true, they show him a procession of eight kings, all of whom look
like Banquo, the last holding a mirror to signify the reign of James I (the Stuart king for whom
Shakespeare wrote this play). Lady Macbeth then resorts to violent and horrible language “How
tender ’tis to love the babe that milks me: I would, while it was smiling in my face, have pluck’d my
nipple form his boneless gums and dash’d the brains out, had I sworn as you have done to this”.
Darkness in daylight is provided symbolically by torches and candles. At the start of Act 1, Scene 7,
he considers whether to do it. King’s were God’s representatives on earth, so any action against a
king was a direct. Lady Macbeth’s sleep-walking in 5 is fundamentally about delusion, but caused by
psychological. They are a catalyst for everything that happens to Macbeth, finally leading to his
eventual downfall. This in Elizabethan times would be treason and ungodly and therefore would
shock the audience greatly. In addition the witches also talk in time with each other. As there is
thunder and lightning in this scene, lighting and sound effects could create a very frightening
atmosphere. This scene also shows Lady Macbeths true character, deceitful, selfish and
untrustworthy. But go at once.’ This is disorderly because the order of going is the least important
going first and working there way up but lady Macbeth unleashed them all at once. Wheirto the
rather shall his hard days journey soundly invite him his two chamberlains will, with and wassail so
convince that memory the warder of the brain shall be a fume.’. Students gain the qualifications
quango ofqual shows that. Lady Macbeth assumes her role of leader and takes control of the
situation, “ leave all the rest to me”. Lady Macbeth taunts him, telling him he will only be a man
when he kills Duncan, and that she herself has less softness in her character than he does. Macduff
then takes full retribution slaughtering Macbeth as in the play. Macbeth does not ask “When did you
ever give suck?”; so she did. So before Macbeth even takes power of Scotland we know that his reign
due to his tragic flaw is already doomed. He’s also giving them instructions as he likes to be in
control. To make Banquo believe that he is in a safe position Macbeth organises a banquet to be held
in his honour.
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Submit reply Cancel Erikurr4 4 years ago report 5 Fantastic resource. Apart from the witches, Lady
Macbeth also leads Macbeth t kill King Duncan. As king, it is expected of you to be a leader and to
see Macbeth asking others for guidance when he should be the one guiding others would have come
as a shock to the original audience. Macduff then takes full retribution slaughtering Macbeth as in the
play. When Macbeth went to the witches, he saw three apparitions. She also calls on “ murd’ring
ministers” to help her in the “thick night”. To make Banquo believe that he is in a safe position
Macbeth organises a banquet to be held in his honour. The absence of Macduff marked him as a
threat in Macbeth’s mind, and one more person to be disposed of for his and his wife’s evil safety.
She wants to know if he woke up hung-over, sick and green in colour. This is ironic for he’s
becoming vindictive and cunning like Lady Macbeth, was when persuading him to murder Duncan
however he doesn’t let on to her what he plans to do with Banquo. Shakespeare got some good ideas
from old history books and wrote the play. The important places in the play are actually real places
of Scotland. In Roman Polanski’s film based on the play, Macbeth seems entranced with the witches’
prophecies and much debate can be heard going on within his head on whether to act or not. The
play was written between 1603 and 1606, coinciding with the accension of James the Sixth of
Scotland to the English throne, as James the First of England in 1603. Macbeth - Who is the more
evil, Macbeth or Lady Macbeth? Discuss. Lady Macbeth urges her husband to hide his feelings and
leave everything to her. It is introspective and reveals the inner motives to the audience.) Our first
impressions are that she is very ambitious and a good judge of character ( she knows Macbeth is
ambitious but he is too noble to kill the King). This is related to the idea that good is rewarded and
evil punished which nearly every person would have believed in during the Shakespearean era.
Macbeth’s reaction to the escape of Fleance is instant claustrophobic fear and he refers to the son of
Banquo as a worm who will grow to be the snake that will one day be his downfall. She seems like a
woman of strong will who is ambitious for herself and who is smart enough to recognise her
husband’s strengths and weaknesses, and perhaps ruthless enough to exploit them. Macbeth and his
wife’s languages joined 3, but their comprehensions are opposite; she urges. Lady Macbeth’ s sleep-
w alking in 5.I is fundament ally about delusion, but ca used by ps yc hological disturbance. When
she goes off-stage to place the daggers to the murder scene even though she’s not on stage she is still
in control of the scene, Macbeth in this case is shown as the weak one. Sophisticated and the wjec us
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gcse proved the examination. When they appear, it is in a storm on thunder and lightening. She
begins to speak to the devil so that “no pity will run through her veins. Language Spectacular lingui
stic eff ect is mos t highly achie ved in Macbeth’ s soliloquy a t the opening of I.7. The tongue-twis
ting suggests m ental c onflict: If th’ assassination Could trammel up the consequenc e and catch
With his surcease, suc cess, “ A ssassina tion” and “ consequence” sta nd as euphemisms f or murder
a nd guilt. This play is set in Scotland about two kings rule over the country and the struggles
Macbeth has throughout to claim the throne plus his struggle to rule over Scotland. The costumes that
the witches would wear would be a black, old and dirty hag. Lady Macbeth questions the manhood
of her husband, implying that he must murder Duncan in order to prove himself a man.
When Macduff proves loyal to him, the two plan the strategy they will use in attacking Macbeth.
Shortly after the murder of Banquo, Macbeth seems to be going more insane throughout every scene.
Reviews Select overall rating (no rating) Your rating is required to reflect your happiness. Evil is like
a disease in Macbeth, it keeps spreading till he has murdered Duncan, killed Banquo and attempted
to kill his son, slaughtered MacDuff's family up to the point of his death. Macbeth shall never
vanquished be, until Great Birnam wood to high Dunsinane hill shall come against him.’ He chooses
to interpret these three visions and riddles in the way he wants to. Lady Macbeth might not have
been totally responsible for the play's tragedy as I explained in the paragraph above. Lady Macbeth
then enters and mocks him for being a coward and weak. Macbeth also finds it hard to believe the
witches prediction that he will become Thane of Cawdor and then King of Scotland. Optical illusion
is typical for feverish conditions. Then, Rosse and Angus say how King Duncan is pleased with him,
and he made him Thane of Cawdor. This past character of Macbeth is in conflict with his new
character that Lady Macbeth has manipulated into a cold calculated killer. While then, God be with
you!’ Macbeth tells Banquo in Act 3 Scene 1. Not so happy, yet much happier.' Macbeth, in his
weakness, interprets these riddles to his own interest. As he murders Duncan all sympathy and
respect for Macbeth is lost and although Macbeth has at last achieved his goal of gaining all power,
it is also the beginning of his decline as the Elizabethan sense of order has to be re imposed. An
audience that would witness a play or film that wouldn’t have a ghost visually within it might be
horrified at the way Macbeth would be acting. Also the way in which the witches speak is in rhyme
which makes them seem strange and isolated as nobody in the. We see him as a wasted life that has
been corrupted by his tragic flaw, the lust for power. Anybody who met them were terrified of them,
and so they should be - they had the bodies of women but were also bearded. 'You should be
women, and yet your beards forbid me to interpret that you are so.' They had 'choppy fingers' and
'skinny lips', and were extremely old and 'withered' in their appearance. The witches prepare a spell
and Macbeth sees three apparitions: He seeks for his help from the supernatural. When the character
of Duncan talks about Macbeth, he describes him as “valiant cousin, worthy gentleman” which
shows us that Macbeth is respected and trustful. After becoming delusional about the ghost of
Banquo he doesn’t feel safe at all which is why he killed Banquo to feel safe. People believed
strongly in the Divine Right of Kings and that Regicide was an act against God’s will, making it an
unforgivable sin. Before act 1, scene 7 Lady Macbeth reads the letter that Macbeth sent ahead of him
and Duncan to tell Lady Macbeth about the prophecy, him being declared Thane of Cawdor and
Duncan will be staying in their castle over night. She seems like a woman of strong will who is
ambitious for herself and who is smart enough to recognise her husband’s strengths and weaknesses,
and perhaps ruthless enough to exploit them. On the 133 rd line Macbeth says, “If good, why do I
yield to that suggestion, whose horrid image doth unfix my hair and make my seated knock at my
ribs against the use of nature?”, this is when he decides himself to kill the King. The witches tell
Macbeth in puzzling riddles that he will be 'Thane of Glamis', 'Thane of Cawdor' and 'King
hereafter'. See other similar resources ?3.50 3.00 1 review BUY NOW Save for later Not quite what
you were looking for. I think that Macbeth was first influenced by the witches to kill Duncan what
they said to him to him was true about him becoming Thane of Glamis and also about him becoming
Thane of Cawdor. Darkness in daylight is provided symbolically by torches and candles. I think
Shakespeare uses the guilt Macbeth has as one of the stages in his transition from good to evil, and
from this stage onwards, Macbeth’s mind is a constant battle between good (light) and bad (black.).
Lady Macbeth gets involved and makes a plan and ideas for the future about her and Macbeth.
English Coursework The Importance of the Supernatural in William Shakespear. Thane of Cawdor
lives a prosperous gentleman’ this shows that Macbeth know knows that in order to become thane of
cawdor he will have to do something to the current thane of cawdor as he is alive. The dagger is a
different matter: the Weird Sisters are attested by sight, but are indefinite in form. Macbeth feels
depressed about Duncan’s murder and Lady. This is a crucial stage in Macbeth’s transition from a
valiant soldier to a murderous tyrant, because Shakespeare knows that from this point in the play,
Macbeth will do nothing but evil things. The witches do not tell lies but speak in puzzling riddles
which do not always mean what they seem to. 'Lesser than Macbeth, and greater. Lady Macbeth
taunts him, telling him he will only be a man when he kills Duncan, and that she herself has less
softness in her character than he does. In thunder, lightening, or in rain?' Macbeth is tempted and
intrigued by their predictions because they echo his own thoughts. They are in fact germinating those
seeds of lust for power within Macbeth and therefore by putting these ideas into his head help make
him believe that he can in fact become a dictator. Whose help requests student jungle postings it in
english. At one point in the play, she wishes that she were not a woman so that she could do it
herself. Lady Macbeth then pressures Macbeth that they will not fail “we fail. He keeps her innocent
of the knowledge and he becomes more independent than her. This is because he’s realised that he
doesn’t need her any longer and he can tell that she is weakening, with all the strain of Duncan’s
murder on her shoulders. Reviews Select overall rating (no rating) Your rating is required to reflect
your happiness. Lady Macbeth then resorts to violent and horrible language “How tender ’tis to love
the babe that milks me: I would, while it was smiling in my face, have pluck’d my nipple form his
boneless gums and dash’d the brains out, had I sworn as you have done to this”. The role of the
ghost is to show the audience what Macbeth’s state of mind. Macbeth in the play changes so much
from being a brave hearted warrior to a very immoral cold blooded murderer, all because of his
soaring ambitions of becoming the king. This shows the witches true evil side as she took ones life
just because she wasn’t given any chestnuts. After this is said Macbeth doesn’t speak, this is due to
the fact that he is thinking about why the witches mentioned his name as the Thane of Cawdor.
Macbeth is believed to have been written for James I. At the start of Act 1, Scene 7, he considers
whether to do it. Moreover, Macbeth is a murderous tyrant in the play, but in history he was a strong
King. This resource hasn't been reviewed yet To ensure quality for our reviews, only customers who
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and conditions. Macbeth in this act gets manipulated and twisted; this shows most by the way his
past character and feelings come into conflict with the new character of Macbeth that Lady Macbeth
has created. Lady Macbeth might not have been totally responsible for the play's tragedy as I
explained in the paragraph above. Energized, she invokes supernatural powers to strip her of her
feminine softness and prepare her to murder Duncan. This resource hasn't been reviewed yet To
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this resource to let us know if it violates our terms and conditions. Witchcraft was believed in and
anything remotely evil would be pinned upon curses being made and spells cast.