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The joke within this template is that Bart hits Homer then Homer gets revenge later on. The meme is usually used to show someone who is unsuspecting of something, and is then "hit" with that thing (possibly information, an action or a person's presence). Then the bottom half is the same, just with reversed roles to show that both involved got hurt in the end.

I adapted this meme to Macbeth by saying in the top half of the meme that Macbeth uses assassins to kill Macduff's family, but in the bottom half Macduff gets revenge on Macbeth who basically thinks he is invincible.

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This meme is used to show someone (Gru) describing a plan or seemingly promising sequence of events but getting to a part where it doesn't work or something bad happens. This is because in the Despicable Me movie, Gru describes his plan only to find that part of it was vandalized stupidly by the girls.

I used this meme from Macbeth's perspective. He killed King Duncan and became the king himself, but he hit a roadblock when Lady Macduff committed suicide and he is killed by Macduff.

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This meme is usually used to show someone (the skeleton) who thinks they are prepared for something (the bullet) but are not.

The skeleton is Macbeth because he thinks he is practically invincible due to the prophecy that basically instated that "no man born with the labor of a woman can harm him". The bullet is Macduff who is fully prepared and ultimately successful in killing Macbeth because he "was not born of woman".

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The original is usually used to describe when someone is stressed or scared (the flames) but is hiding it or simply not caring about it ("this is fine").

My version is about the part in the play where Banquo's ghost appears to Macbeth who frightens his guests with his yelling and confusion.

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The original meme is simply an image used to show great confusion.

This meme is quite self explanatory, but it is based on the part of the play where Macbeth kills King Duncan but brings the daggers he used, then Lady Macbeth insults his stupidity in that moment.