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Macbeth (Characters (Macbeth (Gender role ("be innocent of the…

- - - - gives power
      - Doesn't rhyme
  - - - Opposite of iambic pentameter
      - "Fair is foul and foul is fair"
    - - _
    - - "Killing swine"
      - "sleep shall neither night nor day"
        
        said about sailor who's wife wouldn't give the witch chestnuts
        
        Foreshadowing
      - "Though his bark cannot be lost... yet it shall be tempest-toss"
        
        Makes it clear that witches can't kill
        
        The Witch can still shake his ship around
        
        Alliteration
        
        shows importance
        
        Gives Macbeth the blame for his actions
  - - - "had I but dies an hour before this chance, I had lived a blessed time."
    - - "Stars hide your fires, let not light see my black and deep desires"
        
        aliteration emphasises how wrong it is
        
        realises he will become a tragic hero if Duncan finds out
    - - "No spur"
    - - speaks like a witch
        
        "So foul and fair a day I have not seen"
    - - "look like the innocent flower but be the serpent under't"
      - "be innocent of the knowledge, dearest chuck"
        
        Macbeth not telling Lady Macbeth about the plot
  - - - "Neither beg nor fear your favours"
  - - - "Art not without ambition"
      - "It is too full o' the milk of human kindness"
    - - Kindness
      - Innocence
    - - "Spirits...that tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here"
    - - Over Macbeth
        
        "What is done is done"
- - - - ""mooing owl" kills a "falcon"
  - - - "To show an unfelt sorrow is an office, which the false man does easy"
- - - - play opens with witches
      - Used to attract audience
      - "out damned spot"
    - - seen as more scary
  - - - Someone may kill the king
        
        Book shows that killing a king would lead them to insanity
        
        Only people that the witches have touched
      - King portrayed as good
  - - - Lady Macbeth
        
        Emasculates Macbeth
        
        "Unsex me here"
      - seen as weak
  - - - "I could not say amen"
    - - symbol of purification
        
        "a little water clears, us of this dead"
        
        "Out, damned spot"
        
        God Punishes
        
        Threat against plotters wanting to kill James 1
- - - - Macbeth seen as the opposite of the traitor
    - - Macbeth becomes worn out in all ways