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He says that he will have to give up trying to be king ir step over Malcolm.

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This scene demonstrates ambition and power because Macbeth wantsto kill duncan and gain his power instead of fate.

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Act I, scene iii, lines 129-140 is a soliloquy because it is Macbeth having a long speech to himself without the other characters hearing it. It's also him doing the speech when he believes he is alone.

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In this aside

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This reveals malcolm and donaldbains plains to leave

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this is when the witches tell banquo and macbeth about what is going to happen which shows that there fate is to become king but never how it happens.

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In the beginning, Macbeth was very emotional and passionate with his wife. But as time passed by, the reader can tell their relationship has drifted a lot. Macbeth is so caught up in his power and war he becomes apathetic towards people he loved the most.

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We learn that the murderers kill Banquo but are unsuccessful in killing Fleance. The audience knew that Fleance can't be killed because he'll be king one day.

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Act I, Scene
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Act I, Scene
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Act l, scene ii, lines 8-24
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Act l, scene ii, lines 8-24 
this shows how macbeth is fiercely loyal and a brave, dauntless and a fighter toward the king. 
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Act I Scene i Lines 35-42
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Act I Scene i Lines 35-42
These lines reveal that Macbeth is extremely brave and was not frightened at any point while leading his men in battle.
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Act I, Scene iii lines 136-137
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Act I, Scene iii lines 136-137
Macbeth states, " Why do i find myself thinking about murdering King Duncan." This shows he is starting to get disloyal towards the king. He fought on his behalf before but now wants to kill him.
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Act III, Scene vi, Lines 1-24
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Act III, Scene vi, Lines 1-24
Lennox rants about Macbeth, we learn that he is very outspoken about his opinions and he believes Macbeth a tyrant. He is speaking for all of Scotland. As he believes Macbeth is guilty of the murder of the king and other recent happenings, we learn he is observant and investigative.
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Act V, Scene v, lines 16-17
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Act V, Scene v, lines 16-17
Macbeth says," She would have died later anyway. That news was bound to come someday." this reveals how all of this changed him and how he once called her "my dearest partner in greatness", and now he doesn't care that she had died.
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Act III, Scene i, Lines 1-10
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Act III, Scene i, Lines 1-10
In these lines its revealed to the reader that Banquo suspects that Macbeth cheated to get the crown. 
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Act ll, Scene ii, lines 1-8
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Act ll, Scene ii, lines 1-8
This 
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Act lll scene I
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Act IV, scene ii, Lines 6-13
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Act IV, scene ii, Lines 6-13
This Soliloquy elaborates on Lady Macduff's thoughts and feelings towards her husbands actions, he left his wife and children to go to england leaving them open to attack, she says that he does not love them, and she believes it.
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Act III, Scene i, Lines 48-72
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Act III, Scene i, Lines 48-72
In this soliloquy it reveals that Macbeth is very afraid of Banquo and shows that he 
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Act III Scene i Lines 1-10
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Act III Scene i Lines 1-10
This soliloquy reveals that Banquo is very skeptical of how Macbeth gained the throne and believed he cheated to do so.
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Act I Scene IV
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lines 50-55 This reveals how Macbeth doesnt really care what is wrong anmore he just wants the power that comes with the thrown 
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Act II, Scene i, Lines 33-61
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Act II, Scene i, Lines 33-61
This is before Macbeth kills Duncan. Macbeth has a hallucination of a dagger, one like he was going to use to kill his king before he commits the crime. This soliloquy reveals that Macbeth feels guilty about even the thought of killing Duncan due to the vision. 

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Act 2 scene 2 line 55 Macbeth and recovering from the feeling that he just killed Duncan and it reveals that he regrets doing it because he is freaking out on stage.
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Act 2 scene 2 line 55 Macbeth and recovering from the feeling that he just killed Duncan and it reveals that he regrets doing it because he is freaking out on stage.
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Act I, Scene vii, Lines 1-29
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Act I, Scene vii, Lines 1-29
This soliloquy reveals that Macbeth is starting to consider a plan to murder the king and take his throne.
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Act III Scene ii Lines 50-54
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Act III Scene ii Lines 50-54
This reveals that Macbeth's murders plan to kill Banquo and Fleance at night
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Act III, Scene iv, Lines 58-68
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Act III, Scene iv, Lines 58-68
This aside reveals that Macbeth is Hallucinating as a result of guilt from his order to kill Banquo
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Act lll, scene iv, Lines 9-13
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Act lll, scene iv, Lines 9-13
In this aside by Macbeth to the first murderer we learn that the murderer has successfully killed banqos upon Macbeth request. And because of the use of a aside no one else can hear this information because if they did it would not be good.
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Act IV, Scene ii, Lines 70-75
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Act IV, Scene ii, Lines 70-75
This aside (Performed by lady macduff) explains her inner thoughts and feelings, commenting upon her actions and their consequences.
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Act l, Scene iii, Lines 118-122
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Act l, Scene iii, Lines 118-122
This scene shows us that what the witches said was true, that Macbeth became the thane of cawdor.
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Act II, Scene iii, Lines 116-121
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Act II, Scene iii, Lines 116-121
Everyone just discovered that Duncan has been killed and Macbeth killed Duncan's guards, this is when Duncan's sons also run away. These exact lines reveal that the sons left because they felt threatened due to their father's sudden death. But since this was an aside, the other characters do not know this information, making the two sons look suspicious and guilty to their peers. 
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Act V, Scene iv, Lines 3-7
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Act V, Scene iv, Lines 3-7
Malcolm instructs the soldiers to grab branches and hold them in front of them to conceal their numbers; it will appear to Macbeth the Birnam wood is marching on the castle when we know it's just Malcolm's army; part of the prophecy will be fulfilled.
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Act lll, Scene v, Lines 2-33
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Act lll, Scene v, Lines 2-33
We learned that Hecate will trick Macbeth into thinking that he is invincible and that nobody can kill him.
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Act III, Scene v, Lines 2-29
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Act III, Scene v, Lines 2-29
We learn that Hecate and the other witches plan to trick Macbeth with prophecy and make him cocky.
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Act II, scene iv, lines 25-30
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Act II, scene iv, lines 25-30
Act 2, scene 4, lines 25-30 shows Macduff and Ross suspect that it was King Duncan's 2 sons, Malcolm and Donalbain, that killed the King. It's a example of dramatic irony since we the readers/listeners know that the King's sons fled Scotland out of fear of who did murder their father and for their safety, but Macduff and Ross don't know that.
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Act II, Scene iii, Lines 58-65
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Act II, Scene iii, Lines 58-65
In these lines we see as the group discover that duncan has been murdered, Macbeth acts as if he had no idea, while we the reader know he murdered him.
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Act ll, scene ii, lines 33-38
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Act ll, scene ii, lines 33-38
Macbeth has just recently killed duncan in his sleep while everyone is asleep. This means that only the readers, macbeth and lady Macbeth know who actually killed Duncan.
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Act II, Scene iii, Lines 40-48
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Act II, Scene iii, Lines 40-48
In this part, we learn that Macduff was commanded by the king to wake him up in the morning. But what he doesn't know that Duncan is dead.
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This shows Macbeth is full of guilt again and he is freaking out>

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This soliloquy shows how Macbeth is acting before killing Duncan, how he is hallucinating a dagger in front of him.

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This paragraph of dialouge helps us better understand Duncan as a character and lets us empathize with his goals and aspirations, however short lived they may be. It let's us like him as a character and as a king, thus it's ever so disheartening when he is murdered.

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Duncan goes, "By making you Thane of Cawdor, I have planted the seeds of a great career for you, and I will make sure they will grow." This is giving Macbeth power. Duncan saying he will make sure the seed will grow gives Macbeth ambition because he know he has the help of a powerful individual.

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This reveals that Macbeth's murders plan to kill Banquo and Fleance at night

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During this scene Macbeth is talking about himself being king and that it is no longer safe anymore, that he cant trust anyone not even his best friend banquo.

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the scene demonstrates power and ambition because this is when he becomes dead set on killing the king which shows how hungry he is to have power

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Malcolm instructs the soldiers to grab branches and hold them in front of them to conceal their numbers; it will appear to Macbeth the Birnam wood is marching on the castle when we know it's just Malcolm's army; part of the prophecy will be fulfilled.

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this shows how macbeth is fiercely loyal and a brave, dauntless and a fighter toward the king.

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Act 1 Scene v lines 28-29- Brynn McKenna

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Act 1 Scene v lines 28-29- Brynn McKenna

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"After all, fate and witchcraft both seem to want you to be king."
Fate may want Macbeth to be king but Macbeth will kill Duncan at his own free will

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This aside reveals that Macbeth is Hallucinating as a result of guilt from his order to kill Banquo and his son and is causing a ruckus during the banquet.

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In this aside by Macbeth to the first murderer we learn that the murderer has successfully killed banqos upon Macbeth request. And because of the use of a aside no one else can hear this information because if they did it would not be good.

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This Soliloquy elaborates on Lady Macduff's thoughts and feelings towards her husbands actions, he left his wife and children to go to england leaving them open to attack, she says that he does not love them, and she believes it.

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In this soliloquy it reveals that Macbeth is very afraid of Banquo also it reveals that he would do anything to make sure that Banquo heirs don't take the throne by killing Banquo and his son.

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This soliloquy reveals that Banquo is very skeptical of how Macbeth gained the throne and believed he cheated to do so.

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We learned that Hecate will trick Macbeth into thinking that he is invincible and that nobody can kill him.

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This aside (Performed by lady macduff) explains her inner thoughts and feelings, commenting upon her actions and their consequences.

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These lines reveal that Macbeth is extremely brave and was not frightened at any point while leading his men in battle.

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We learn that Hecate and the other witches plan to trick Macbeth with prophecy and make him cocky.

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Macbeth states, " Why do i find myself thinking about murdering King Duncan." This shows he is starting to get disloyal towards the king. He fought on his behalf before but now wants to kill him.

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lines 50-55 This reveals how Macbeth wants the thrown so much he doesn't want to think about what he has to do but the power the comes next. what is wrong anymore he just wants the power that comes with the thrown. he says he must either step over him or give up and he doesn't see giving up as an option which also fits with a common theme throughout the play.

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Act 2, scene 4, lines 25-30 shows Macduff and Ross suspect that it was King Duncan's 2 sons, Malcolm and Donalbain, that killed the King. It's a example of dramatic irony since we the readers/listeners know that the King's sons fled Scotland out of fear of who did murder their father and for their safety, but Macduff and Ross don't know that.

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Lennox rants about Macbeth, we learn that he is very outspoken about his opinions and he believes Macbeth a tyrant. He is speaking for all of Scotland. As he believes Macbeth is guilty of the murder of the king and other recent happenings, we learn he is observant and investigative.

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This is before Macbeth kills Duncan. Macbeth has a hallucination of a dagger, one like he was going to use to kill his king before he commits the crime. This soliloquy reveals that Macbeth feels guilty about even the thought of killing Duncan due to the vision.

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Macbeth's fate of being killed by someone not born from a woman comes true when Macduff reveals he was a C-section.

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On the heath the witches appear. They call themselves the "weird sisters" and brag of their dread and magical deeds such as killing swine and cursing a sailor to waste away.

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Act 1 Scene v lines 19-21- Brynn McKenna

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Act 1 Scene v lines 19-21- Brynn McKenna

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"You want to be powerful, and you don't lack ambition, but you don't have the mean streak that these things call for." Lady Macbeth shows to have more power and ambition then Macbeth, she is telling him he needs to be more aggressive and stop being so kind to gain power in order to be King.

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Act 2 scene 2 line 55 Macbeth and recovering from the feeling that he just killed Duncan and it reveals that he regrets doing it because he is freaking out on stage.

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Act 2 scene 2 line 55 Macbeth and recovering from the feeling that he just killed Duncan and it reveals that he regrets doing it because he is freaking out on stage.

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Macbeth says," She would have died later anyway. That news was bound to come someday." this reveals how he is now ruthless because how he once called her "my dearest partner in greatness", and now he doesn't care that she had died.

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In these lines its revealed to the reader that Banquo suspects that Macbeth cheated to get the crown. This shows that Banquo is very cautious when it comes to the witches prophecies.

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In these lines we see as the group discover that duncan has been murdered, Macbeth acts as if he had no idea, while we the reader know he murdered him.

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This soliloquy reveals that Macbeth is starting to consider a plan to murder the king and take his throne.

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Demonstrates the theme by the witches describing the futures of Macbeth & Banquo; they share the fate of the two men.

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Macbeth has just recently killed duncan in his sleep while everyone is asleep. This means that only the readers, macbeth and lady Macbeth know who actually killed Duncan.

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Macbeth says that "I will exert every muscle in my body to commit this crime' which shows how motivated he is to kill Duncan.

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This scene shows us that what the witches said was true, that Macbeth became the thane of cawdor.

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Everyone just discovered that Duncan has been killed and Macbeth killed Duncan's guards, this is when Duncan's sons also run away. These exact lines reveal that the sons left because they felt threatened due to their father's sudden death. But since this was an aside, the other characters do not know this information, making the two sons look suspicious and guilty to their peers.

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Lady Macbeth had just read the letter that Macbeth had sent her about the witches prophecy. This is the beginning of the theme ambition and power because Lady Macbeth reveals she wants to help her husband become king since he can't think for himself due to loyalty. Lady Macbeth wants to take full control over the situation and rise to the top with her husband.

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Act II Scene I Macbeth hallucinates and sees a dagger. The dagger symbolizes his plan about murdering Duncan to take the throne and power. "the murder is as good as done" 

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Act II Scene I Macbeth hallucinates and sees a dagger. The dagger symbolizes his plan about murdering Duncan to take the throne and power. "the murder is as good as done" 

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This demonstrates the theme as Macbeth is angry about Macduff and, because he can, he kills his whole family when he leaves. He is thirsting for more power.

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As they wait for macbeth to return, lennox describes the terrible storm that raged the previous night and sounded like "strange screams of death".

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In this part, we learn that Macduff was commanded by the king to wake him up in the morning. But what he doesn't know that Duncan is dead.

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This scene demonstrates power and ambition because Macbeth has ordered murderers to kill Banquo in order for him to retain his throne.