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This reveals Macbeth's thoughts/concerns on what he will have to do to become king. It shows his mental debate on if he is going to do whatever he has to do to become king.

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This reveals a major problem for Macbeth because he finds out that Malcom is in his way to becoming king

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Macbeth is so invested in believing the prophecy is correct and thinks he can conquer and win anything he wants. Macbeth kills the young Siward since he believes he is capable of anything

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Macbeth hears the prophecies that the witches tell him and Banquo, and he just says whatever happens, happens. So he isn't entirely sure of the prophecies.

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Macbeth takes advantage of his power and orders Banquo and his son to be killed.

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We learn that Macduff has come to wake up Duncan and take him home but the audience knows that Duncan is dead

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Shows that Macduff has no sympathy for Macbeth

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We learn that the audience knows Duncan is dead but no one else knows besides Lady Macbeth

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It shows that Macbeth is struggling with the idea of killing the king for his own gain.

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This demonstrates the theme by Macbeth just learned his fate and is contemplating whether he will naturally become king or by another way.

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MacBeth is celebrating with the others about him becoming king and says 'if only Banquo was here'. But all the others did not know that MacBeth had Banquo murdered

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Macduff has arrived to wake King Duncan, however we and Macbeth know he isn't alive.

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Macbeth talks with the murderer about how Banquo was killed.

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This is showing the characterization of Lady Macbeth because this is the first scene where the reader sees that she isn't a good person.

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Malcolm, Siward, and Macduff are preparing for battle against Macbeth.

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Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, and the audience are all aware that King Duncan has been killed, but the rest of the characters have no idea prior to Macduff waking him up.

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These lines show the theme fate vs. free will as we learn that Macduff was not "born", but rather removed from his mother, and it is supposedly fate that Macduff kills Macbeth.

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We learn about how Macbeth feels about killing the king, and that he feels heavily conflicted about doing so. It also reveals to us that Macbeth isn't a terrible person, and is able to feel sympathy.

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In this scene Lady Macbeth has died and Macbeth didnt show much sympathy for her death. MacBeth is still planning on trying to win this war. His feelings toward Lady MacBeth have changed since he has been so focused on becoming king.

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Macbeth wants to kill Macduff's family because Macduff fled to England.

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Macbeth figures out Malcolm will become future king

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Macduff asks Ross how his wife and family is, and Ross tells him that they are dead.

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This soliloquy reveals Lady Macbeth's thoughts about Macbeth's letter and his plan to kill Duncan

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This aside reveals to us the internal conflict that Macbeth is facing about being king.

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It shows that Macbeth is starting to turn from being a good person who is completely loyal to Scotland and to the king, and turning into someone who will do whatever it takes to gain power.

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This scene demonstrates the theme of power and ambition as we are shown how power-hungry Lady Macbeth is and how determined she is for the throne.

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It shows how Macbeth struggles with the idea of killing the king

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Telling us that Lady MacBeth thinks that MacBeth will not do anything to try to be king because he's too kind and not man enough

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It reveals that Malcolm is questioning if people will judge them for killing Duncan if they ran away.

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In this soliloquy, Macbeth is expressing his feeling about if he should follow through with his wife's plan about finding his way to the throne.

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This reveals that Macbeth starts the believe in the prophecies that the witches fore told and reveals his thoughts about the murder of King Duncan.

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Reveals that Macbeth is trying to convince Banquo

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That Macbeth doesn't even care enough about Lady Macbeth anymore to care that she dies.

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It reveals that Banquo is starting to become suspicious of Macbeth and questions the witches.

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This aside reveals that Macbeth has started to trust the witches, because two things they've told him have come true. It also shows his hesitance toward murdering Duncan.

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It reveals that Macbeth is planing to kill Malcolm because he is next in line to become king.

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Telling us that MacBeth is sharing the prophecies fromthe witches to Lady MacBeth

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These lines reveal the changes of Macbeth's personality and character from the way he is now acting to others around him.

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This aside is between Banquo and Macbeth about the prophecy of Banquo's sons becoming king and questioning if he believes in it.

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Macbeth is talking to himself because of "sees" a dagger floating in the air similar to the one he is going to use to kill Duncan.He is nervous about the kill but knows that he must do it if he wants to become king.

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It shows Macbeth thinking about things that he doesn't really want to do but he will do to get power.

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act I, Scene VII, lines 79-83 in this scene Macbeth fully commits to killing king Duncan. This shows the theme for power and ambition by, Macbeth was one of king Duncan best and most loyal solider and he is willing to throw that all away and kill his leader so he can be king.

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This soliloquy reveals how Macbeth is afraid of Banquo because of his strong personality.Also, It reveals how he feels that he killed Duncan for Banquo's sons, but now he is willing to kill anybody to change the fate.

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We learn that Macbeth is willing to kill and cover it up by any means necessary to get what he wants

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This is an example of dramatic irony because Macduff goes to wake the king when the audience knows he was killed by Macbeth.

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After hearing he is now Thane of Cawdor, Macbeth talks to himself about how the witches prophecies had already started to become true, and his thoughts of killing King Duncan comes forth.

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the murder before the king was killed

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This soliloquy reveals Macbeth's plan to kill Banquo, because he is angry that his sons will become kings.

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This shows us that Macbeth has fully decided to kill Duncan and begins his hallucinations representing his guilt and desire to rule.

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It reveals that Duncan will die in the castle.

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It reveals that Macbeth is nervous and going back and forth with the idea of killing Duncan.

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Act II, Scene iii, Lines 1-4
We learn that Porter, Macduff and Lennox are unaware of the king's death, as they are knocking to wake him, the audience knows the king is dead, although the characters do not.

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This demonstrates the theme of power and ambition because Macbeth is using his power as king to order the death of Banquo and Fleance.

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Macbeth dose not show any sorrow or sadness about Lady Macbeth's death.

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This scene demonstrates power and ambition because __________________________________.