4/08 [Indp.] Padlet: How to Read Shakespeare (P3) by Dalma Crisostomo-Ward https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h For today's independent task, provide an example of an aside from our Act 1 reading so far. en-us 2021-04-07 20:21:47 UTC 2023-01-19 17:50:11 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f3ad.png DID YOU LOG-IN?If you haven't logged into Padlet , it won't record your name when you post!Look at the top right corner and press "Log in", then join with your AMS Google account to make sure you get credit for today's independent work. dcrisostomoward3 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265607 2021-04-07 20:21:47 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265607 Rewatch the video from Tuesday's notes! dcrisostomoward3 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265610 2021-04-07 20:21:47 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265610 Link to No Fear Macbeth text! dcrisostomoward3 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265613 (Remember, you can also find this and a graphic novel version on Sora.)]]> 2021-04-07 20:21:47 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265613 Directions dcrisostomoward3 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265615 Under this column, post an example of an aside from our reading so far in Act I.

You should:
1) Identify the speaker.
2) Post the text and CITE IT using (Act #, scene #).
3) Explain in 1-2 sentences what it shows about the character.*

*Hint: Think about Macbeth and his hubris.]]> 2021-04-07 20:21:47 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265615 FAQs dcrisostomoward3 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265620 Watch the video under "Resources"!]]> 2021-04-07 20:21:47 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265620 Can I include an example that a classmate already posted? dcrisostomoward3 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265624 Yes, you can repeat examples! However, your 1-2 sentence explanation should be your own unique work.]]> 2021-04-07 20:21:47 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265624 My post says "Anonymous". How do I fix that? dcrisostomoward3 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265625 It's ok! This means you didn't log in before you posted. Just hover over your post and click the pencil icon to edit. Then, add your name at the TOP of your post, to make sure you get credit when we take attendance.]]> 2021-04-07 20:21:47 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265625 Check out these film clips... dcrisostomoward3 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265628 that show monologues, soliloquies, and asides in action. (The asides come last, with the Jimmy Fallon clip at 4:01.)]]> 2021-04-07 20:21:47 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1393265628 Malcom nanaafoa6 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1395729740 "This is the brave sergeant who fought to keep me from being captured. Hail, brave friend! Tell the king what was happening in the battle when you left it."(Act 1, Scene 2 page 1) This quote shows that Malcom is appreciates what the man did for him. Nana]]> 2021-04-08 13:18:31 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1395729740 Lady Macbeth justpola19 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396126692 "You should project a peaceful mood, because if you look troubled, you will arouse suspicion. Leave all the rest to me". This shows her willingness to overthrow the king, and her "leave the rest to me" line seems suspicious, almost if she has a second agenda other then getting Macbeth to the throne. Justin]]> 2021-04-08 14:35:53 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396126692 Macbeth shanharr24 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396140020 to piggy back off what laisha and Justin said i agree that her attitude wasn't the best and she was willing to over throw the king .
]]> 2021-04-08 14:38:27 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396140020 macbeth franfada19 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396147657 when the three witches tell macbeth and banquo about the future but were worried and banguo in his mind thought that the witches were a bit crazy in act 1 scene 4]]> 2021-04-08 14:39:56 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396147657 All three witches sujearia21 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396162782
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“Fair is foul, and foul is fair. Let’s fly away through the fog and filthy air”.  Act 1 Scene 1 

This means that whatever is considered good it’s bad but whatever is considered bad it’s good.
]]> 2021-04-08 14:42:57 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396162782 Macbeth laissanc29 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396171896 "(to himself) Malcolm is now the prince of Cumberland! To become king myself, I’m either going to have to step over him or give up, because he’s in my way. Stars, hide your light so no one can see the terrible desires within me. I won’t let my eye look at what my hand is doing, but in the end I’m still going to do that thing I’d be horrified to see." (Act 1 Scene 4). This reveals that Macbeth is gonna plan to go behind the kings back to get the tittle himself. He will be sneaky and a traitor.]]> 2021-04-08 14:44:39 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396171896 Macbeth gaeljara26 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396192351 "(to himself) If fate wants me to be king, perhaps fate will just make it happen and I won’t have to do anything." (Act 1 Scene 3). This means that when it's time for Macbeth to be king it's time for him to be king.]]> 2021-04-08 14:48:33 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396192351 dunquo randberm28 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396195813 "My dear Macbeth, why do you look so startled and afraid of these nice things they’re saying"(act 1, scene 3) this shows that dunquo is faithful in everything the witches say about him ad Macbeth but the story doesn't show a reason as to why he is so trusting of them.]]> 2021-04-08 14:49:15 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396195813 Macbeth kiramood23 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396215187 "(to himself) It’s just like they said—now I’m the thane of Glamis and the thane of Cawdor. And the best part of what they predicted is still to come."( Act 1 Scene 3) This shows me that Macbeth is not only believing that what the witches are saying/predicting about him is true and will come true but he seems to even be excited or looking forward towards it.]]> 2021-04-08 14:53:11 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396215187 Macbeth https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396228404  Lady Macbeth murmurs that she knows Macbeth is ambitious, but fears he is too full of “th’ milk of human kindness” to take the steps necessary to make himself king (1.5.15). She resolves to convince her husband to do whatever is required to seize the crown. A messenger enters and informs Lady Macbeth that the king rides toward the castle, and that Macbeth is on his way as well. As she awaits her husband’s arrival, she delivers a famous speech in which she begs, “you spirits / That tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here, / And fill me from the crown to the toe top-full / Of direst cruelty” (1.5.38–41). She resolves to put her natural femininity aside so that she can do the bloody deeds necessary to seize the crown. Macbeth enters, and he and his wife discuss the king’s forthcoming visit. Macbeth tells his wife that Duncan plans to depart the next day, but Lady Macbeth declares that the king will never see tomorrow. She tells her husband to have patience and to leave the plan to her.-(act 1 scene 5 page 1) This shows that its her chance to act and do something for herself and her husband as she fears hes not wicked enough to put his foot down to be king. -Janessa]]> 2021-04-08 14:55:46 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396228404 All Witches donoowus10 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396243826 Fair is foul, and foul is fair. Let’s fly away through the fog and filthy air.This showing how they are not scared of anything and do what they want.

]]> 2021-04-08 14:58:49 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396243826 Duncan chanhenr22 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396250270 Act 1 Scene 2-"The thane of Cawdor will never again betray me. Go announce that he will be executed, and tell Macbeth that Cawdor’s titles will be given to him.".
I chose this quote because it showed the leadership duncan portrayed.He never doubted anything and he was also so sure of himself.It  was like in the play he was the only person that could get things moving and done.]]> 2021-04-08 15:00:06 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396250270 First witch alonnune9 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396283709 "I already have control of all the other winds, along with the ports from which they blow and every direction on the sailor’s compass in which they can go. I’ll drain the life out of him. He won’t catch a wink of sleep, either at night or during the day. He will live as a cursed man. For eighty-one weeks he will waste away in agony".( Act 1, Scene 3) This shows that the first witch seem to be the leader of them trio , she gives commands and control everything to do with the fly. bossy.]]> 2021-04-08 15:06:19 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396283709 Lady MacBeth joanguti25 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396342410 "You should project a peaceful mood, because if you look troubled, you will arouse suspicion. Leave all the rest to me". I believe that this elucidates just how much she is willing to overthrow the king. She is trying as hard as she can to not raise suspicion. - Joana]]> 2021-04-08 15:17:47 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396342410 Duncan joserosa13 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396361413 "Your words, like your wounds, bring you honor. Take him to the surgeons". (act 1 scene 2) this shows that he appreciates the captain and care for him.]]> 2021-04-08 15:21:32 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396361413 Captain samebari27 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396382153 "The new challenge scared them about as much as sparrows frighten eagles, or rabbits frighten a lion. To tell you the truth, they fought the new enemy with twice as much force as before; they were like cannons loaded with double ammunition. Maybe they wanted to take a bath in their enemies' blood, or make that battlefield as infamous as Golgotha, where Christ was crucified, I don’t know. But I feel weak. My wounds must be tended to." Act 1 scene 2, This shows about the character that he is loyal , since he is very weak, yet he informed the king. Instead of going through the trouble to speak, he could have just pretended he cant talk due to his wounds. - Samein

]]> 2021-04-08 15:25:44 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396382153 Three Witches philbarn20 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396400843 “Fair is foul, and foul is fair. Let’s fly away through the fog and filthy air”. This quote shows that the witches think being bad is a good thing and if your good that a bad thing.]]> 2021-04-08 15:29:35 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396400843 Macbeth maurjohn15 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396411376 "(to himself) Malcolm is now the prince of Cumberland! To become king myself, I’m either going to have to step over him or give up, because he’s in my way. ". (act 1, scene 4) this shows his determination to be better than the person before him. ]]> 2021-04-08 15:31:43 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396411376 king duncan monimcke25 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396621785 "your word like your wounds bring you honor bring him to the surgeons " (act 1 scene 2) when king duncan said this in the act it showed that he not only give respect where it was due but he was grateful ]]> 2021-04-08 16:14:31 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1396621785 Macbeth mayaquar10 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1397229866 "(to himself) If fate wants me to be king, perhaps fate will just make it happen and I won’t have to do anything." (Act 1 Scene 3). Just from these it tell us that Macbeth is telling us his thought on that he will be King no matter what might prevent him because of fate and you can't argue with fate. Which is basically what he is implying in this part of scene 3. ]]> 2021-04-08 18:30:38 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1397229866 First Witch tashhunt19 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1397562252 "A sailor’s wife had chestnuts in her lap and munched away at them. “Give me one,” I said. “Get away from me, witch!” the fat woman cried. Her husband has sailed off to Aleppo as master of a ship called the Tiger. I’ll sail there in a kitchen strainer, turn myself into a tailless rat, and do things to him." "I’ll drain the life out of him. He won’t catch a wink of sleep, either at night or during the day. He will live as a cursed man. For eighty-one weeks he will waste away in agony" (Act 1, Scene 3)

The First Witch is depicted as a vengeful, unremorseful being. When she does not get her way, she makes you pay by giving you an agonizing curse.

]]> 2021-04-08 19:59:02 UTC https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1397562252 Macbeth samuboso16 https://padlet.com/dcrisostomoward3/3datpfyru96aqj2h/wish/1397644573 "(To Banquo) I have never seen a day that was so good and bad at the same time". Act 1 scene 2 page3. Macbeth was briefing Banquo how he experienced the day.

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