What is the first apporition, and of what does it warn Macbeth (Scene 1) | See’s an armed head. He says beware of Macduff |
What is the second apparition, and what is its common (Scene 1) | See’s a bloody child. He says,” no man born of woman will harm Macbeth” |
What, after this, does Macbeth resolve (Scene 1) | He is safe from Macduff because he was born from woman |
What is the third apparition, and what is it message (Scene 1) | See’s little child with crown and tree in hand. Your safer until Brimonn Woods walk |
Pleased with the information, what one further thing does Macbeth desire to know and what is the answer he gets (Scene 1) | Banquo’s sons will be king. He see’s Banquo and 8 kings and one with a mirror. Mirror = goes on. |
What news does Lennox give to Macbeth (Scene 1) | Macduff fled to England |
What is Macbeth’s response (Scene 1) | He’s not going to wait |
What is his resolve at the end of this scene? How is this different from his previous actions? (Scene 1) | Murder all family and becoming crazy |
Why does Lady Macduff think Macduff’s flight was “madness” (Scene 2) | She feels with the chaos going on. She is in harms why. |
What is Ross’ response (Scene 2) | He disagrees,” Macduff knows what your doing”. Since she didn’t do anything wrong. |
Since he has fled and is not dead, why does Lady Macduff tell the child that Macduff is dead (Scene 2) | She’s mad at her husband for leaving her alone |
How does the child know the child know that his father isn’t dead (Scene 2) | Lady Macduff wasn’t crying |
What suspicion of Macduff does Malcolm voice (Scene 3) | Malcolm wonders why he leaves his kids and wife to England. Suspicious. |
How does Malcolm’s comments about Macbeth again bring to mind the “fair is foul” theme (Scene 3 ) | It’s about Macbeth. He says it’s crazy but not sure what’s true. Talks about the greatest angel that fell (Satan) |
What is Macduff resolve (Scene 3) | To kill Macduff and do it himself |
How is Macduff’s grief conveyed? What makes this horrible act so diffcult for him | He wants revenge but it is not fair since he doesn’t have any kids. He can’t accept that his family is dead |
What is Macduff’s response when Malcolm says,” Dispute it like a man ” (Scene 3) | Toughen up. Grieve. Wants revenge |
After Malcolm tells rules about the Lord’s Siward and his ten thousand men preparing to leave for Scotland,, who what information does Ross give to Macduff (Scene 3) | his family died in Macbeth murder them |
Malcolm reveals that he is more lustful cruel and avaricious then Macbeth, and he concludes,” if such a one be fit to govern speak”. What is Macduff’s response (Scene 3) | No he is not fit to govern and he is worried about Scotland |
What is Macduff’s response(Scene 3) | He says,”he frustrated and he’s not lying” |
What is the makes Malcolm suspicious of Macduff’s motives (Scene 3) | He questions why he left his family |
To what does Malcolm attribute his wariness of Macduff (Scene 4) | He worries that Macduff will take him back to Scotland to kill him |
What is Malcolm’s next admission | To test Macduff loyalty to Scotland |
Macbeth Act 4
August 20, 2019