| 4 types of dialogue | soliloquy, aside, monologue, chorus |
| 2 main elements of drama | dialogue, stage directions |
| author | william shakespeare |
| place | Scotland |
| 3 titles for macbeth | thane of glamis, thane of cawdor, king hereafter |
| armed head I | beware of thane of fife |
| bloody child II | Macduff at birth, can’t kill him when born out of a womb |
| crown child III | Malcolm, when great birnam wood and duns inane hill come together they will vanquish macbeth |
| malcolm flees to | england |
| banquo prophecy | father a line of kings |
| who does macbeth defeat | macdonwald |
| how did lady macbeth manipulate macbeth | no love from her |
| macbeth’s second soliloquy | bloody dagger vision |
| macbeth first soliloquy | doubts of killing king |
| donalbain flees to | ireland |
| why wasn’t macbeth afraid of macduff | nobody born by a woman’s womb could kill him |
| sonnet | 14 lined poem written in iambic pentameter |
| witches simbolize | destiny |
| how many sonnets by shakespeare | 154 |
| macbeth’s genre | tragedy |
| messenger | ross |
| murderer called macduff’s son: | egg head |
| soliloquy | says her feelings to the audience |
| monologue | long speech where the character expresses his feelings to another character |
| aside | a private remark to the audience or a character |
| chorus | everyone talking in one voice |
| where do the witches meet with macbeth | heath |
| what does lady macbeth portray from macbeth’s letter? | they have to kill king duncan |
| bell ring signals | to kill everyone |
| how does lady macbeth frame the guards | sprinkles blood on them and leaves the dagger by them |
| who saw the king dead. how did macbeth react | macduff, he killed the guards |
| how do macduff and Malcolm unite | after macbeth kills his family |
| what happens to lady macbeth at the end | she’s depressed by her guilt of not killing king, suicide |
| shakespeare first work | first folio |
| shakespeare dates | 1864-1616 |
| shakespeare daughters and wife | anne hathaway, sussana, judith, hamlet |
macbeth and shakespeare
November 2, 2019