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The three witches meet as a storm is occurring

They talk about the battle between Scotland and Norway

“Fair is foul, and foul is fair” (1.1.10)

They plan to meet again with Macbeth when the battle is over

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The Captain arrives to Duncan’s place all covered in blood

He is unrecognizable and foreshadows the actions Macbeth will take to become the unrecognizable monster throughout the play

The Captain informs King Duncan about the battle and that the Thane of Cawdor is a traitor and Macbeth, who is being  very brave, should be named the new Thane of Cawdor

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The “Weird Sisters” talk about their wicked and magical powers

The witches hail Macbeth as Thane of Glamis, Thane of Cawdor, and soon to be king

Banquo is "lesser than Macbeth and greater" (1.3.63)

Macbeth thinks to himself about the prophecies and is terrified by even him thinking of him having to kill Duncan

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Lady Macbeth receives letter from Macbeth about the witches prophecies of him becoming the new king

Lady Macbeth knows Macbeth is not in the line of becoming king naturally, so it must be done though murder

She assumes right away that Macbeth is not manly enough for the job and she must criticize him until he is ready

Macbeth finally folds and agrees to the job, Lady Macbeth plans on getting all the servants and guards drunk in order for Macbeth to stab Duncan in his sleep

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Macbeth is alone and starts to go haywire before the murder. He sees a bloody dagger floating in the air and questions if it’s his imagination or a phantom

Just as he grasps reality, Lady Macbeth rings the bell to signal that the attendants are asleep

Macbeth Kills Duncan

Macbeth returns to Lady Macbeth with bloody hands still carrying the dagger

“Methought I heard a voice cry, “Sleep no more!
Macbeth does murder sleep”—the innocent sleep”(2.2.45-46)

He washes his hands as Lady Macbeth plants the dagger in the servants hands

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After the death of their father, Malcolm and Donalbain worry for their safety and flee to England and Ireland

The disappearance of the sons of Duncan cause both of them to become leading suspects in the murderer of the king

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After committing his first murder, Macbeth fears that everyone around him is conspiring to kill him

His suspicions of Banquo grow and lead him to plan the murder of both Banquo and his son to prevent him from losing his title as king

Duncan’s murder causes Macbeth to become suspicious of everyone around him and believes he must resort to more violence to solve his problems

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After convincing the three murderers of Banquo’s wrongdoing, Macbeth orders them to kill him and his son

Marks the transition between the control of Lady Macbeth in the plans of murder to Macbeth’s growing courage and violent nature

Banquo is killed in a ditch outside the castle after riding horses with his son in the night

Fleance escapes the murderers and flees

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The death of Banquo brings about a sense of guilt and fear for Macbeth

“We have scorched the snake, not killed it.” (3.2.15)

“Oh, full of scorpions is my mind, dear wife!” (3.2.41)

At the dinner hosted at his castle, Macbeth sees the ghost of Banquo and expresses his guilt

Macbeth’s hallucinations of Banquo’s ghost concern the Lords around him and worry Lady Macbeth about the stability of her husband

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Hecate is introduced among the Witches and talks about the demise of Macbeth

Here it is seen that the Witches and Hecate are messing with Macbeth and are using the prophecies as a way to accelerate the downfall of his character

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1st- Floating head that tells Macbeth to be aware of Macduff, The Thane of Fire

2nd- A bloody child tells Macbeth to be bold and violent

3rd- Bloody child with a crown tells Macbeth to be fearful when the forest moves towards the castle

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Macbeth wants to have a surprise attack once Macduff flees

Macduff fled to Scotland because he is scared

Macduff’s wife and son are both killed as per Macbeth’s wishes

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Malcolm and Macduff share suspicions of Macbeth and prepare for battle 

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Malcolm and Macduff share suspicions of Macbeth and prepare for battle 

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Malcolm tests Macduff to see where his loyalties lay

Malcolm then tells Macduff that the king of England has provided a commander and 10,000 troops of invasion of Scotland

Malcolm tells Macduff that he should use his anger that he gained from finding out that his wife and children were killed

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Sleep walking

Blood stains on her hands

The guilt of Duncan’s murder and the secrecy both her and Macbeth are sworn to begins to affect Lady Macbeth’s health

Confesses to the murder because of extreme anxiety

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I guess I’ll fight until I’m bones

He believes he can’t be defeated by anyone not born by women

He won’t surrender even when Macduff gives him the choice too

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Macduff’s army disguises themselves as a forest

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Macduff’s army disguises themselves as a forest

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Witches’ prophecy to Macbeth; he will remain king until Birnam Wood comes to Dunsinane

Macbeth believes it to be impossible for his power to falter

Macduff’s army disguises themselves for camouflage as part of the forest

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Macbeth becomes a murderous tyrant

Lady Macbeth is driven to guilt over their crimes

Kills herself on the side of the main action, yet Macbeth doesn’t show any sense of remorse

Macbeth gives up holding onto his kingship

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Malcolm and Macduff conspire against Macbeth

Build an army to take down Macbeth

Ten thousand dressed up like trees

Macduff and Macbeth face each other

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Macbeth explains witches prophecy saying he can’t die

“I bear a charmèd life, which must not yield to one of woman born” (5.8.15.)

Macduff explains he was cut from his mother rather than naturally birthed

Macbeth’s head cut off!

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Post cutting Macbeth's head off, Macduff declares Malcolm king

“Hail, king! For so thou art: behold, where stands Th’ usurpers cursed head” (5.8.54-55)

No more killing people for no reason