After reading your assigned scene in Act 3, please post the following on this blog:
1. The three most important events, in your humble opinion, of this scene.
2. The most important passage in this scene (please include speaker, the lines themselves, and the line numbers--just as you do in your word trace entries).
3. A thoughtful explanation as to why this passage is so significant (what does it reveal about a character or change in character? Is it part of a motif? Does it reveal any emerging themes?).
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ReplyDelete-One important event in this scene is that Banquo voices his suspicions of Macbeth but still hopes that the prophecy about his children will prove to be true
-Another one is that there holding a funeral for the death of Banquo and the sons will come to see the funeral so his scared about them being king
-Macbeth is planing to kill Banquo sons
-The most important thing in the act is that Macbeth plans to kill Banquo sons because of the witches telling Banquo his sons will be king
-It is important because it show that Macbeth is going crazy not sleeping an the answer to everything is killing someone
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Banquo thinks that Macbeth may have killed the king and he dies and his sons go to his funeral and Macbeth thinks of killing his sons so they don't become kings like the prophecy says.
ReplyDeleteThese are important because they show that Macbeth is turning bad and starting to become evil and kill everyone.
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ReplyDeleteIn this scene we feel that the evil just can't end. When Macbeth Killed King Duncan, it was just the beginning. Now he has hired murderers to kill his friend and his children. Then he finally does it, and is haunted by what he did earlier. The most important passage was when he orders Banquo to be killed on page 83 lines 80 to 90. and for scene two it is page 91 lines 51-62.
Scene 2
ReplyDelete-lady macbeth and macbeth discuss their troubled thoughts and dreams since killing ducun
-They had there emotions
-They plan to get three murders to kill the son
The most important scene is that there planing to set up people to kill the son of Banquo
-Like I said above they are going crazy and they think that they can solve all of there problems by killing people
Scene One:
ReplyDelete-Key events:
-Banqou and his son leave the castle grounds.
-Macbeth discusses the murder plot with the two murders.
-Macbeth discovers that Fleance must die along with his father.
-Most important passage:
-Macbeth: "So is he mine, and in such bloody distance/ that every minute of his being thrusts/ against my near'st of life;..."
-interpretation:
-Shows that Macbeth is going even more crazy because he has planned the murder of his best friend and his best friend's son.
Scene Two:
-Key Events:
-There is a party that is occurring that evening and Macbeth and Banquo will both be in attendancce.
-Macbeth and Lady Macbeth both discuss nightmares that they have been having since the murder of King Duncan.
-Macbeth is going crazy about what he thinks is going to happen.
Most important passage:
-Macbeth: "We have scotched the snake, not killed it./ She'll close and be herself, whilst our poor malice/ remains in danger of her former tooth./ but let the frame of things disjoint, both the worlds/ suffer,..."
-Interpretation:
-Macbeth is anxious about Banquo potentially discovering his murderous plot. It also reveals that Macbeth still has a small conscious because he worries about something that he has planned.
Scene 1 Team Yellow Backpack
ReplyDeleteBanquo tells Macbeth of his strange dreams.
Macbeth expresses his fear of Banquo.
Macbeth persuades two murders to kill Banquo.
“It is concluded Banquo, thy soul's flight, If it find heaven must find out tonight.”
Page 87 157-158
This is important because he has become paranoid and will kill anyone who gets in his way. He is scared of the prophecy of the weird sisters.
Scene 2
Macbeth is having more bad dreams.
Banquo is going to be killed.
Lady Macbeth does not want Banquo's sons as kings.
“Ere we eat our meal in fear and sleep in the affliction of these terrible dreams that shake us nightly, Better to be with the dead, Whom we, to gain our peace, have sent to peace, Than on the torture of the mind to lie in restless ecstasy.”