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Group 3 – page 15, line 54 (from “Enter Macbeth”) to page 17, line 74

Questions for all

1. Read your section aloud. Make a summary of your part. Include a small quote.           In the scene Macbeth comes home to his wife Lady Macbeth, and he tells her that King Duncan is coming tonight. In a previously scene Lady Macbeth has received Macbeths letter, were he tells about the witches predictions and his new title. Now Lady Macbeth tells Macbeth about her plans, that involve the murder of the King. Macbeth is not that willing but he does not reject her suggestion. Lady Macbeth tells him to act normal and leave the rest to her.

1. Make a characterisation of Lady Macbeth based on your part. You may use words from the boxes under “Character” below. If your part says anything about how Lady Macbeth regards Macbeth, be sure to include this in your characterisation.  Lady Macbeth greets Macbeth like the three witches: "Great Glamis, worthy Cawdor, Greater than both, by the all-hail hereafter". She is already convinced that Macbeth will become king, and she is trying to talk him into getting the throne. She is very greedy after the power, and has a cruel and ruthless idea of how to get it. Already after she received the letter she is determined, that Macbeth has to kill the King to become king himself. She is a modern women, because she is very strong and takes control over the situation. She is very smart and sneaky because she makes the decisions without taking the spotlight from "The strong man" Macbeth.

1. Find examples of rhetorical devices (alliteration, metaphor, personification, simile). Note down the example from the text as well as what kind of device you are dealing with.                   "Your face, my thane, is as a book where men may read strange matters" - simile "Look like the time" - simile. "Your hand, your tounge. Look like the innocent flower" -simile

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-        Lady Macbeth wants to become the king, because she wasn’t to have power. She wants to become a coldblooded man, so she can kill with no felling of guild. She is ready to kill the king, so she can become a royal, no matter what she has to do to be succeed.
Lady Macbeth wants to be a man: “Unsex me”. She wasn’t to be masculine, a not a women.

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1.       Read your section aloud. Make a summary of your part. Include a small quote.

In this part Lady MacBeth reads the letter from Mcbeth wherein he explains his meeting with the witches. He explains how they tell him that he shall be king: “Hail King that shall be”. We also get to know that they have more than mortal knowledge

2.       Make a characterisation of Lady Macbeth based on your part. You may use words from the boxes under “Character” below. If your part says anything about how Lady Macbeth regards Macbeth, be sure to include this in your characterisation.

Lady MacBeth wants to become queen, she is very manipulative and convincing/persuading. Her passion to become Queen overrules Macbeths reason. Determined, wicked, two-faced, scheming and condescending

3.       Find examples of rhetorical devices (alliteration, metaphor, personification, simile). Note down the example from the text as well as what kind of device you are dealing with.

Full o’th’milk of human kindness

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1.    Read your section aloud. Make a summary of your part. Include a small quote.

Lady Macbeth is told that the king is coming tonight. She can’t believe Macbeth didn’t tell her, but she accepts it and starts telling the spirits to make her a be a man. She wants to be strong, so she can kill the King, Duncan.

“Come, you spirits

That tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here,

And fill me from the crown to the toe top-full”

2.    Make a characterisation of Lady Macbeth based on your part. You may use words from the boxes under “Character” below. If your part says anything about how Lady Macbeth regards Macbeth, be sure to include this in your characterisation.

Lady Macbeth is a strong woman for her time, but she is also very cruel and ruthless. She won’t let anything, or anyone get in her way and she is good at manipulating.

3.    Find examples of rhetorical devices (alliteration, metaphor, personification, simile). Note down the example from the text as well as what kind of device you are dealing with.

She speaks a lot in metaphors.

“Come to my woman’s breasts,

And take my milk for gall, you murd'ring ministers,

Wherever in your sightless substances

You wait on nature’s mischief.”

The milk is a metaphor for womanhood and nursing a child etc., so the whole thing is a metaphor for becoming a man and remove the qualities of a woman.

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1.       Read your section aloud. Make a summary of your part. Include a small quote.

It is a conversation between lady Macbeth and Macbeth. Lady Macbeth greets him and tells him she has red his letter and is sure, he will become king in the future. She then tries to convince Macbeth to kill the king and instructs Macbeth in how he should do it. He must act normal to cover up the murder, otherwise he will arouse suspicion “You should look like an innocent flower but be like the snake that hides underneath the flower” / “Your hand, your tongue. Look like th' innocent flower, But be the serpent under ’t. He that’s coming”.

2.       Make a characterisation of Lady Macbeth based on your part. You may use words from the boxes under “Character” below. If your part says anything about how Lady Macbeth regards Macbeth, be sure to include this in your characterisation.

Lady Macbeth is very power-greedy, because she will do anything to become queen. In addition, she is manipulative, because she makes Macbeth do all the dirty work (murdering the king), so she definitively can become queen.
In this part, she sounds like the witches when she greets him in the beginning: “Great Glamis, worthy Cawdor, Greater than both, by the all-hail hereafter”. At that time society believed in witches and they didn’t know whether witches were women or men. Lady Macbeth says she wants to be unsexed, which indicate she wants to have the same power/carelessness as the witches.

3.       Find examples of rhetorical devices (alliteration, metaphor, personification, simile). Note down the example from the text as well as what kind of device you are dealing with.

Metaphor: “Your hand, your tongue. Look like th' innocent flower, But be the serpent under ’t. He that’s coming”.

Alliteration: Give solely, sovereign sway

Simile/personification: “Your face, my thane, is a book”, “Your hand, your tongue. Look like th’ innocent flower”

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1.     Read your section aloud. Make a summary of your part. Include a small quote.

-        Lady Macbeth wants Macbeth to be king and think he is worthy to have the title. They talk about Duncan is coming, and when he leaves. Lady Macbeth does not think Duncan will ever leave. Lady Macbeth tells Macbeth how he should hide his feelings, so he can deceive them.

2.     Make a characterisation of Lady Macbeth based on your part. You may use words from the boxes under “Character” below. If your part says anything about how Lady Macbeth regards Macbeth, be sure to include this in your characterisation.

-        Lady Macbeth wants to decide what Macbeth should do and guides him through how he should behave. She is in a way like the witches, because she wants to be queen and unsexed like the witches, so she can be evil and dominant and close to the witches

3.     Find examples of rhetorical devices (alliteration, metaphor, personification, simile). Note down the example from the text as well as what kind of device you are dealing with.

-        “Thy letters have transported me beyond” - metaphor

-        “Your face, my thane, is as a book where men” - simile

-        “Your hand, your tongue. Look like th’ innocent flower” - simile

-        “But the serpent under ‘t. He that’s coming”

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1.    Read your section aloud. Make a summary of your part. Include a small quote.

Lady Macbeth speaks to herself or something who is bigger than herself. She says, “Unsex me here” which means that she wants to take away everything that makes her a woman.  She wants to be dehumanised, which mean that she can’t fill guilt. Because she wants to kill king Duncan.

2.    Make a characterisation of Lady Macbeth based on your part. You may use words from the boxes under “Character” below. If your part says anything about how Lady Macbeth regards Macbeth, be sure to include this in your characterisation.

Lady Macbeth is aggressive, evil and domineering. She is very keen on becoming queen. She I also heartless because she wants to kill the king.

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1.     Read your section aloud. Make a summary of your part. Include a small quote.
They talk about him becoming king and since the witches have predicted the two other things, then she thinks that he will be king. But he has to do something, to become king.

2.     Make a characterisation of Lady Macbeth based on your part. You may use words from the boxes under “Character” below. If your part says anything about how Lady Macbeth regards Macbeth, be sure to include this in your characterisation. She is close to the witches because behaves like them.

-       Lady Macbeth is very dominating and heartless. She wants Macbeth to kill the king, so he can be king, and she can become queen. She also wants to take control and be in charge

3.     Find examples of rhetorical devices (alliteration, metaphor, personification, simile). Note down the example from the text as well as what kind of device you are dealing with.

Metaphor: Shall sun that morrow see

Simile: Your hand, your tongue. Look like th’innocent flower

Alliteration: Give solely sovereign sway and masterdom

Personification: Shall sun that morrow see

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1.      Read your section aloud. Make a summary of your part. Include a small quote.

Macbeth enters and Lady Macbeth greets him.  She says that his letter about the witches and what they predicted have transformed her mind. Then they talk about Duncan and lady Macbeth tells what Macbeth has to do.

2.      Make a characterisation of Lady Macbeth based on your part. You may use words from the boxes under “Character” below. If your part says anything about how Lady Macbeth regards Macbeth, be sure to include this in your characterisation.

She greets Macbeth like the witches and reminds about them. Lady Macbeth is malicious because she wants Macbeth to betray and kill the king. She is also very calculating and deceitful because she wants Macbeth to hide his intention and act as a friend of the king
“ Look like th’innocent flower, But be the serpent under’t”. She is also domineering, because she is the one in charge. She takes over control.

Find examples of rhetorical devices (alliteration, metaphor, personification, simile). Note down the example from the text as well as what kind of device you are dealing with.

Metaphor: O never shall sun that morrow see. – Duncan shall not wake up, he shall be dead before sunrise.
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Simile: Your hand, your tongue; look like th’innocent flower.

Alliteration: Solely sovereign sway

Personification: O never shall sun that morrow see.