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QUOTES FOR MACBETH COURSEWORK - Coggle Diagram
QUOTES FOR MACBETH COURSEWORK
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as cressida brown comments about the 2020 production she directed, one of the important messages in the play is about the terrible 'consequences of remaining silent' when you encounter tyranny or unacceptable behavior in the society around you
continuing to-an example of this silence occurs when Banquo acknowledges Macbeth's grief soon before he's killed..quote...
Cressida Brown
'when shall we three meet again'
as the first line and then the last line
follows her idea that 'tyranny is something that conitnues
because her play is set in corruption she could be saying that supernatural controls the corruption of the world
'the audience are right next to the actors and feel they are part of the play
complicit in the actions of M+LM/
showing that the supernatural entwines itself in everyday life
'making LM pregnant'
making her seem more vulnerble
gives her speech more importance
linking to the idea of her being a witch
'it might be that M does not meet the witches again after his first encounter but as the play goes on they become part of his imagination and he is tormented by them'
'banquo is enjoying himself scaring Macbeth; its his only power'
Tom Davey-corrupted souls
Will Tosh
'terrifying chorus'
repetition of the witches
signalling the start of something bad
linking to the idea that witchcraft can turn things upside down
chorus usually seen as a good/happy thing but here the audience perhaps see it as a warning
'characters never refer to the witches as "witches" '
maybe out of fear of what would happen by naming the unnamable
MACBETH SCRIPT
ACT 1
i would, while it was smiling in my face, have plucked my nipple from his boneless gums and dashed the brains out
link with Cressida Brown portraying LM as pregnant
the significance of that phrase with her being pregnant=major audience understanding that she is part of the witchcraft movement etc...
constant equivocation
the play makes it seem as if to equivocate is an act of treason
making them complicit in M actions
the idea that witches can make
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