Question 4:
When Lennox and some other Lord are discussing Banquo's death they say that, "Banquo walked to late..." which is why he got killed. Lennox then says, "...you may say, if't please you, Fleance killed(Banquo), for Fleance fled(the scene)." Duncan and Banquo's deaths are similar because they are both killed in the middle of the night.
Question 7:
"From this moment the very firstling of my heart shall be the firstling of my hand." When Macbeth says this he means that, from now on as soon as he decides to do something he's going to do it immediately. I think this shows that Macbeth's view of manhood has become more like his wife's; now he will do what ever it takes to get what he wants.
Very nice job. I liked how you show what Macbeth is thinking. and what his intentions are.
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DeleteAs always, a job well done August. And even though our views on the same subject are different, you support your thoughts well. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job. You did a good job telling your opinion.
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