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1) "Who might Macbeth kill next to maintain the crown?"

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2) "Where might Fleance have fled to?"

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3) "How can Macbeth stay as King?"

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4) "How might Macbeth die?"

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5) "How might Macbeth meet up with the 3 Witches?"

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1) "What will happen to Fleance now that his father is dead?"

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2) "What might the purpose of the witches be?"

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3) "Why did Macbeth not tell Lady Macbeth about his plan to kill Banquo and Fleance when she was so sure about killing Duncan?"

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4) "How would the plot be different if Macbeth and Banquo did not hear each other's prophecies?"

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5) "How would Macbeth's actions be different if Lady Macbeth did not know about the witches prophecies?"

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1) "Who will be responsible for ending Macbeth's life?"

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2) "Why does Macbeth feel guilty?"

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3) "How is the dagger scene important in the play and what does it represent?"

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4) "How would the plot change if Macbeth wasn't told the prophecies all at once?"

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5) "How would Macbeth succeed the throne without murdering Duncan?"

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1) "Who will discover Banquo's death?"

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2) "What will Macbeth do as King?"

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3) "Why is Lady Macbeth so eager to get the crown and become Queen?

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4) "How might the population react if they find out that Macbeth murdered Duncan?"

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5) "How would the plot change if Macbeth didn't tell Lady Macbeth about the witches' prophecies?"

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1) "Who will overthrow Macbeth?"

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2) "How does the murder of Duncan impact the play?

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3) "How does the prophecies change Macbeth?"

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4) "How will Macbeth be overthrown?"

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5) "How will the suspicion of Macbeth change the course of the play?"

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1) "What will Macduff and Malcolm do?"

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2) "What will Macbeth do in order to maintain his position as King?

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3) "How can Fleance come back and get his 'revenge' or fulfil the witches prophecy"

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4) "How is fleance escaping the murder significant to the play and how will this affect Macbeth?"

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5) "How might the play/plot change if fleance was old enough to become King?"

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6) "How would Lady Macbeth react to the news that Macbeth killed Banquo?"

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Banquo's wife. Fleance will flee back home tell his mom what happened.

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Malcolm, Lennox and Macduff will overthrow Macbeth (with the support of the other noblemen/thanes) because Macduff was already suspicious of Duncan's murder in regards to Macbeth and went to England to talk to Malcolm to get more information (III.vi). At the end of that scene, Lennox warns Macduff to stay as far away from Macbeth as possible. Malcolm will also feel the need for revenge because Macbeth murdered his father and took his spot as king.

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Macbeth is most likely to kill Fleance next since he is Banquo's son who has witnessed the murder of Banquo. He was originally supposed to be murdered but he ran away so he is still on the hit list.

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1. Who will be responsible for ending Macbeth’s life?

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1. Who will be responsible for ending Macbeth’s life?

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We believe that Macduff will be the one to end Macbeth’s life because he is the most suspicious character of the actions of Macbeth.

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Fleance might have fled to England since most of the other characters who fled have also gone to England. Malcolm and Macduff are already there, so perhaps he might get some answers for his father's death.

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Go back to Macbeth Castle, try to contact other nobles

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The murder of Duncan results in the main plot of the play, leading up to the climax. His murder results in Macbeth becoming king, leading Macbeth to believe that murder is a good solution (shown when he attempts to have Banquo and his son killed).

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Macbeth can stay as king by killing everyone, which he is already on the track to. He might also abuse his power and get rid of other people who disagree with him by framing them, like he has done so far. This is seen in the play when he has admit that he has killed the guards and answers to Macduff's question of why he did so (2.3.112).

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Macbeth feels guilty because by killing the king, he is not only going against his own family (they are cousins), but also going against god (subject of the king). Banquo is also a very good friend of Macbeth and by killing him, he is losing all sense of mercy and self-control. The fact that Banquo’s ghost comes and haunts Macbeth supports the fact that he should repent for his actions.

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Give some hints as to what might happen in the play

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Kill more people who pose a threat to him/or his crown (Norway, Rebels, Duncan's son, Fleance)
He has shown to be capable of these things with the murder of Duncan and Banquo.

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The prophecies greatly impacted and manipulated the rest of Macbeth's decisions/actions throughout the play. It puts the idea of being king in Macbeth's head, making it the main thing he desires. (All his actions after hearing the prophecies are based on the want to become and stay king.)

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3. How is the dagger scene important in the play and what does it represent?

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3. How is the dagger scene important in the play and what does it represent?

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It represents Macbeth’s uncertainty about killing the king, and shows his stance on the matter. It also shows his deteriorating state of mind as he is seeing a lot more apparitions and hallucinations.

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He feels determined enough to show Lady Macbeth that he doesn't her involvement

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Why is Lady Macbeth so eager to get the crown and become Queen?

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Why is Lady Macbeth so eager to get the crown and become Queen?

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She wants the power. She can control the country and live a wealthy life. She likes to control people as shown how she manipulates Macbeth.

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How might the population react if they find out that Macbeth murdered Duncan?

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How might the population react if they find out that Macbeth murdered Duncan?

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They will try to get rid of him, and criticize him. They will try to overthrow Macbeth because they believe Duncan was a good king. Malcom and Donalbain will plot to kill Macbath and take back their rightful place as king.

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How would the plot change if Macbeth didn't tell Lady Macbeth about the witches' prophecies?

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How would the plot change if Macbeth didn't tell Lady Macbeth about the witches' prophecies?

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She wouldn't know about Macbeth eventually becoming king, so she wouldn't have persuaded Macbeth to kill Duncan. Macbeth still may have become king due to the passage of time and other events.

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4. How would the plot change if Macbeth wasn’t told the prophecies all at once

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4. How would the plot change if Macbeth wasn’t told the prophecies all at once

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Macbeth would not trust the word of the witches as much, and would possibly not decide to kill the king.

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Banquo will be less suspicious of Macbeth

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He won't plan to murder King Duncan since Lady Macbeth "forced" him to do so

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5. How would Macbeth succeed the throne without murdering Duncan?

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5. How would Macbeth succeed the throne without murdering Duncan?

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- Kill Malcolm (kill successors)
- Wait
- Lead another rebellion

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Macbeth will probably die by Lady Macbeth since she is willing to do anything to get what she wants seeing how she is selfish and evil. She has already proved that she is not doing this out of love by the moments where she manipulates and talks down on him.

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Macbeth might meet the three witches after he has reached a point where he is feeling unsure about his future since all of his prophecies have come true. Most of his actions so far have been spurred on by the prophecies.

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Lennox, Macduff and Malcolm find proof that Macbeth is evil and everyone turns against Macbeth and kills him.

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1) PREDICTION: "What will Macduff and Malcolm do?"

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1) PREDICTION: "What will Macduff and Malcolm do?"

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Macduff, Malcolm and Donalabin could eventually meet again to plot the murder of Macbeth.
Evidence - Macduff, Malcolm and Donalbain were all suspicious of the circumstances surrounding Duncan’s murder.

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2) PREDICTION: “What will Macbeth do in order to maintain his position as King?”

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2) PREDICTION: “What will Macbeth do in order to maintain his position as King?”

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Macbeth will try to find and kill Fleance, as well as any other people who are a threat to his throne.
Evidence - Already killed Banquo because of the prophecy that stated his descendants will become kings. Already tried to kill fleance as well but he escaped.

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As everyone becomes more suspicious of Macbeth, his guilt and paranoia will take over his mind, causing him to lose control of his actions and composure in front of everyone. The worry, guilt and paranoia will result in Macbeth losing his reasoning and grip on reality.

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3) SYNTHESIS: “How can Fleance come back and get his 'revenge' or fulfil the witches prophecy"

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3) SYNTHESIS: “How can Fleance come back and get his 'revenge' or fulfil the witches prophecy"

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As he is young, his father’s murder would’ve scarred him which could lead him to assist others in finding his father’s murderer.
Evidence- As they were getting attacked, Banquo tells Fleance to run away and avenge him later “Fly, good Fleance, fly, fly, fly! Thou mayst revenge—O slave!”

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4) ANALYTICAL: “How is fleance escaping the murder significant to the play and how will this affect Macbeth?"

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4) ANALYTICAL: “How is fleance escaping the murder significant to the play and how will this affect Macbeth?"

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Macbeth wanted to ensure the prophecy would not come true (Banquo’s descendants becoming kings) and tried to kill Fleance. However, as he failed in killing Fleance, the prophecy is still valid as Fleance may come back and take over Macbeth’s throne later on.

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5) ANALYTICAL: “How might the play/plot change if fleance was old enough to become King?"

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5) ANALYTICAL: “How might the play/plot change if fleance was old enough to become King?"

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Banquo might have survived because his son (Fleance), being old enough to be skilled in combat, would have protected him and not fled.

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6) SYNTHESIS: “How would Lady Macbeth react to the news that Macbeth killed Banquo?"

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6) SYNTHESIS: “How would Lady Macbeth react to the news that Macbeth killed Banquo?"

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She would be a bit annoyed but still somewhat proud of Macbeth for finally taking action instead of waiting for her. Her expectations for her husband are very high (She was annoyed at him when he was uncertain about carrying out the murder of Duncan and called him “unmanly”). She would probably say something along the lines of: “It took you long enough”, when Macbeth reveals that he has killed Banquo.

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, he is not only going against his own family (they are cousins), but also going against god (subject of the king). Banquo is also a very good friend of Macbeth and by killing him, he is losing all sense of mercy and self-control. The fact that Ban