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why does lady macbeth say "Alittle water clears us of this deed (Act 2 scene3)

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why does lady macbeth say "Alittle water clears us of this deed (Act 2 scene3)

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what was macbeth mind set when he had banquo killed and tried to kill son as well?

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What was macduff feelings towards Macbeth nearing the end of the scene and what are his motives

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How does Macbeth's internal conflict evolve after killing Duncan?

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The central theme is not trusting people around ,most especially the ones most close to you.we learn this from Act 2 scene 1 when Blanquo and Macbeth are plotting against their king although they are in his royal court and closes to him

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Is ambition inherently dangerous or is it the way it’s acted upon that can lead to destruction ? Macbeth killed Duncan then he starts to spiral into paranoia and kills Banquo in act 3

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What actions will Macbeth take that will lead to his demise foretold by Hecate?

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Will Macbeth’s actions slowly lead him to insanity?

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How does power lead to ambition and corruption?

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Macbeth had came up more confident in act 2 but he begins to lose the control in act 3. His guilt started to show when he started having breakdowns.

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Do you believe that if Lady Macbeth didn’t pressure Macbeth to kill Duncan he would still remain a noble man?

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How does Lady Macbeth's reaction to Duncan's murder differ from Macbeth's, and what does that reveal about her character?

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How do the witches continue to influence events indirectly?

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If Macbeth had never encountered the witches, do you think he would’ve still had the urge to aim for a higher position? And also kill Banquo and his son?

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How does the murder of Banquo mark a turning point in Macbeth's Character?

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Macbeth becomes more paranoid and ruthless. In the beginning, he hesitated to kill Duncan, but by Act 3, he is plotting to kill Banquo without Lady Macbeth’s input. His motivation is fear of losing power.

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How can the theme of "No one man should have all that power" be displayed in acts 1-3.

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How does Macbeth's relationship with Lady Macbeth change between Acts 2 and 3?

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If banquo knew that the witches prediction could have been true and he was gonna be next why wouldn’t he plan his actions accordingly and be careful what he do and don’t say?

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why do macbeth becomes more dark and want to kill just because he have the power and ability to get people just because he is king?

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Why does MacBeth decide to kill Banquo in Act 3?

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In the end do you think Macbeth and Lady Macbeth will turn on each other?

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Q1: Humans tend to do worse to cover the bad. Was Macbeth naturally scared but not evil? did bad choices make him worse?

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Q1: Humans tend to do worse to cover the bad. Was Macbeth naturally scared but not evil? did bad choices make him worse?

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How does banquo death affect the plot and downfall of Macbeth Character?

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Is lady macbeth trying to ignore the supernatural aspect now that she is queen

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Is lady macbeth trying to ignore the supernatural aspect now that she is queen

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How does the events in Act 2, and 3 show Macbeth and Lady Macbeths changes and the themes of ambition and guilt?