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The dominans of Lady Macbeth increases. Which we notice on how she keeps questioning macbeth about the killing of Duncan, to make sure macbeth has done as they had agreed on. Macbeth become more cold-blooded, and his former moral doubts disappear.

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Summary of act 1, scene 6 & 7  - Frederik & Amalie 

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Summary of act 1, scene 6 & 7  - Frederik & Amalie 

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Macbeth act 1, scene 6

The king, his sons, and a lot of nobels men arrive to Glamis Castle, where they thank Lady Macbeth for her hospitality. Lady Macbeth tells them to make themselves at home. Lady Macbeth takes the king to see her husband.

Macbeth act 1, scene 7

Macbeth is plotting the murder of Duncan, but he doesn’t know how to get away with it – and he can’t find a good enough reason to kill him, because actually he is supposed to protect him in his own house. He decides that it isn’t a good idea to kill the king. Then Lady Macbeth enters and questions his ability as a leader and a man. She suggests that they get the kings guards drunk and then frame them for the murder of the king. That was apparently enough convincing so Macbeth agrees to murder the king.

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Characterization
of Macbeth

Macbeth
is introduced in the play as a warrior hero, whose fame on the battlefield wins
him great honor from the king. He is a man that has the ambition to become
king, but corrupted by that fact that they lead to him killing Duncan and
Banquo etc. The thought of power clearly clouds his mind and judgement. He
likes the fact of becoming and being king, and nothing can stop him, except for
his own self doubt. 

  Macbeth
is a bit naive believing and trusting in the witches, this naive behavior also
ends up leading to his sad destiny. Macbeth hunger for power ends up deceiving
him and as we go further into the play his relationship with lady Macbeth also
falls apart cause of unconditional striving for the role as king.  But because of the fact that lady Macbeth can
be seen as the Brain and Macbeth as the body.  

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Characterization
of Macbeth

Macbeth
is introduced in the play as a warrior hero, whose fame on the battlefield wins
him great honor from the king. He is a man that has the ambition to become
king, but corrupted by that fact that they lead to him killing Duncan and
Banquo etc. The thought of power clearly clouds his mind and judgement. He
likes the fact of becoming and being king, and nothing can stop him, except for
his own self doubt. 

  Macbeth
is a bit naive believing and trusting in the witches, this naive behavior also
ends up leading to his sad destiny. Macbeth hunger for power ends up deceiving
him and as we go further into the play his relationship with lady Macbeth also
falls apart cause of unconditional striving for the role as king.  But because of the fact that lady Macbeth can
be seen as the Brain and Macbeth as the body.  

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Scene 4 happens at the king’s palace, where Duncan hearts reports of Cawdor’s execution from his son Malcolm.  Malcolm says that Cawdor died nobly, confessing freely and repenting of his crime. After that Macbeth and Banquo enter with Ross and Angus. Duncan thanks two generals for their heroism in the battle, and they profess their loyalty and gratitude toward Duncan. After that Duncan announces his intention to name Malcolm the heir to his throne. Macbeth notes to himself that Malcolm now stands between him and the crown. In the end of the scene Macbeth goes on ahead of the royal party to inform his wife of the king’s impending arrival. Scene 5 happens In Macbeth’s castle at Inverness. Lady Macbeth reads the letter and got the information, that the king Duncan comes tonight. After that Lady Macbeth and Attendant talk about what news the king is going to bring. Macbeth talks together with them too about the situation and in the end of the scene Lady Macbeth says “leave all the rest to me” to Macbeth.

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Where does the play take place? Mads, Mai, Harboe

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Where does the play take place? Mads, Mai, Harboe

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Macbeth and Lady Macbeth lives in Inverness.

Time: 1600

The story takes place in Scotland.

Forres = The play opens here.

Inverness = Macbeths castle.

Fife = Macduffs castle.

Dunsinane Hill = The forrest.

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This is a map of some primary locations mentioned in Macbeth

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Summary of act 1, scenes 1, 2 and 3 - Marwa, Fiona, Ajah

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Summary of act 1, scenes 1, 2 and 3 - Marwa, Fiona, Ajah

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Scene 1:

There has been war between Scotland and Norway. The king is responsible for the war was the Thane of Cawdor. However, Scotland won the war. The t hree witches predict the future of Macbeth.

Scene 2:

The king of Scotland (Duncan) received the news about Macbeth being very brave during the war, and that Macbeth was mainly responsible for the victory. He was therefore seen as a hero. King Duncan decides that the Thane of Cawdor should be executed for being a traitor.

Scene 3:

The three witches are talking as Macbeth and Banquo approach them.  The witches then proceed to make prophecies. Machbeth will be crowned as the Thane of Cawdor and then king. Banquo will never himself rule the country, but he will be father to all future kings.

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Characterisation of Banqou - Christoffer, Magnus & Sami

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Characterisation of Banqou - Christoffer, Magnus & Sami

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Macbeth is a Scottish general and the thane/land lord of Glamis. He is a brave soldier and a powerful man and he is friend of of Macbeth, with whom he serves with in the army.

Banquo and Macbeth meet the witches together, and Banquo's response to the prophesies is wiser than Macbeth's. He is skeptical from the beginning.
Banquo has an honest and trusting nature.

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example of dramatic irony in Act 1, Scene 4 of Macbeth is when Duncan says he trusts Macbeth, and

the audience knows that Macbeth is expecting to become king.  Macbeth is not at all trustworthy!

There's no art

To find the mind's construction in the face:

He was a gentleman on whom I built(15)

An absolute trust. (Act 1, Scene 4, p. 17)

Dramatic irony is when the audience knows something that the characters do not.  In this case, Duncan does not know about the witches’ prophecy, or that Macbeth is expecting to become king and will kill to get the honor.  The audience knows about the witches, and so this scene is especially dramatic because we wonder what will happen next.

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Characterisation of King Duncan - Maja Nikolaj og Anna. 

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Characterisation of King Duncan - Maja Nikolaj og Anna. 

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King Duncan - Is the King of Scotland. Duncan is a kind and respected man by many people in Scotland. King Duncan puts the needs of his country above his own needs and tries to provide unity in the kingdom

Question: How do we know that he is kind and respected? And how do we know that he puts the needs of his country above his own? Give examples from the text, please!

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Characterisation of Lady Macbeth - Emma M Signe

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Characterisation of Lady Macbeth - Emma M Signe

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Lady Macbeth is a very ambitious woman who wants power and status. She

will do everything she can to accomplish the things she wants. She is definitely the stronger one in the relationship with her husband, Macbeth. She is good at telling her husband what to do, and therefore she is the one with the power of what is going to happen in their future. “Come, you spirits. That tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here, and fill me from the crown to the toe top-full of direst cruelty” – here Lady Macbeth is asking for as much cruelty as possible because she wants her plan to succeed. As a woman she can never accomplish the status as a “king”, therefore it is important for her to have Macbeth as her intermediary. So it doesn’t seem like she has a problem with her husband being weak because that is her way of getting the power. She doesn’t describe him as something special, and if you as a reader only read her description of Macbeth, you get a feeling of a less powerful man with lack of ambition. Therefore you don’t get the feeling of a future king.

She is a liar because she is very hospitable to Duncan when she is really planning to kill him. It's a dramatic ironi that we know more than the audience because we know it's not really hospitality but a way of covering up for their real plan.

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The Raven:

If you're looking for raven symbolism pertaining to ill omen,

death or other gruesome turns of thought, look elsewhere.

There are plenty sources to feed macabre minds, and malign the raven.

How can we use this symbolism? Elaborate, please!

The raven can symbolize many things like death or that you have to look somewhere else. - Elaborate, please!

In this case both of these things would make sense. Death because of Duncan's destiny and lady Macbeth plans for him.

To look somewhere else can also refer to lady Macbeth. The most obvious person to take action in the macbeth's way to the throne would be Macbeth himself and not his wife. But here we and the characters have to look somewhere else.