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MACBETH ACT 2 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - contrast of the images of blood on hands
- - - - Macbeth is also rising to be where he shouldn't
      - nature is mirroring what is happening in the castle
        
        King's horses are rebelling against their control and eating eachother
        
        linking to Malcom and Donaldbain fleeing
        
        not staying where their loyalties lie
        
        self destructive actions
        
        Macbeth being self destructive of himself and Scotland
  - - - Duncan dying
        
        his horses eating each other and dying
      - Macbeth (the nobleman) committing regicide
        
        the falcons ( normally owned by nobleman) being killed by its prey
- - - - dramatic irony
  - - - is this a hallucination or a witch conjured or an image projected from his brain
    - - he believes that supernatural forces are out
    - - witchcraft and demonology is linked to the dark of the night and what happens during the night
    - - is he blaming this on supernatural forces almost controlling him or is he solely to blame
- - - - talking to the audience
    - - somebody involved in the gunpowder plot
        
        direct link
      - to equivocate is to commit treason
      - typical morality play that equivocation and treason go hand in hand
        
        warning to the audience
    - - the devil
      - semantic field of hell and damnation
        
        strong link to the supernatural
      - describing Macbeth as the devil
        
        warning the knocker about the contents of the castle
      - the 7 deadly sins
        
        when he talks about the different people knocking at the door
      - a serious moment not comedic
    - - referencing the devil
        
        catholic religion
        
        beezelbub
      - equivocation
        
        person in the gunpowder plot
        
        real life link to that time
        
        warning the audience
        
        seen as treason
        
        to please the king