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Act one was great I agree she does seems desperate of power.

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Lady Macbeth seems desperate for power, and she drives Macbeth to kill the king so that way Macbeth could become king. Lady Macbeth in power sounds very dangerous for the people.

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Me either! All good

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I don't think I have anything to add.

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Very true! Does anyone else have anything to add/say about Act One?

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As used in the text she wishes to "unsex herself" because she wants to take on the roles of a man

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She voices her opinions, she's not afraid to be aggressive or violent.

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She's the opposite of how women were expected to be in Shakespeare's time.

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Why do you think Shakespeare made her character the way that he did? This could be our last discussion point!

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What can we say about the way she is transforming gender roles through her character?

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Because she is manipulating Macbeth to do something that he would never think of.

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she seems to be the one pulling all the strings when it comes to killing duncan

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She seems way too eager to kill Duncan. She's greedy.

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Why do you think Lady Macbeth?

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lady macbeth

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lady macbeth

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Lady Macbeth probably. That's the way it's looking so far.

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they sure seemed evil

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These could all be true! So who do you think the villain of the play is going to end up being?

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Aren't they evil themselves though? Maybe they would understand Macbeth's reasoning for killing Duncan.

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Or maybe scare him and make him feel guilty for actually killing him

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Maybe the witches went to go torture more animals or something. Maybe they're plotting to help Macbeth kill King Duncan.

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They could come back for the crowning ceremony if Macbeth becomes king later on

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I agree with Egypt though I do believe we haven’t see the last of the witches in this story.

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Not heaven

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They did! Where do you think they went?

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I feel like they're gonna pop up again sooner or later

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The witches did disappear.

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calling him Thane of Cawdor and all that

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Didn't the witches disappear right after they went up to Macbeth and told him he could hold great power?

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Her means of persuasion made her intimidating. The fact that she does not act the way Shakespeare's society wants her to, also makes her intimidating.

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That's a good question, what do think happened to the witches?

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If she didn't have a husband she probably would've killed the king herself -EH

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I think what makes her intimidating is the fact that she doesn't accept the gender role that society expects her to be.

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What happened to the 3 witches?

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She seemed intimidating from how quickly she agreed to the idea of killing someone -EH

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it be your own wife smh

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What about her made her so intimidating?

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I don't think he was afraid, more like intimidated.

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More like held under pressure by her than afraid I think -EH

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He should be, she might go as far as harming macbeth forcing him to kill duncan.

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Was macbeth afraid of lady macbeth?

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It shows by how hard Lady Macbeth pressured Macbeth to kill the king.

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In the play, It is obvious that Macbeth is not sure about what to do. He doesn't know whether to murder Duncan or not. Murdering Duncan would grant him the power he desires deep down. However, he thinks that it is wrong to achieve it that way. Furthermore, Lady Macbeth is pressuring him to kill Duncan because she wants power as well. -Alexis Bullock

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Destini- I think it can always divide because somebody is always going to think different, I also think it has something kind of to do with peer pressure with you trying to get into somebody's head

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We’ve seen power in our own history go two ways, as we’ve seen with Adolf Hitler he used his power to silence and destroy, but with a figure like Ghandi he used his power to spread good news and to help others.

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When Macbeth's power grew, so did his corruption. Macbeth went so far for power, that he killed people just to have more power.

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Wanting power caused lady macbeth to start persuading macbeth to kill the king so that he could be king

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Power can drive people to do crazy things to have it, like how Lady Macbeth want her husband to kill the king to gain the crown himself with her by his side.

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This Lady Macbeth person is crazy. If she emerges to have great power someday the people living there should just leave.

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Comment on how power can control, divide, and destroy people. Relate this back to the play in some aspect.