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Act 1 Scene 1
Thunder and lightning crashing in the background sets the mood for this play. The witches chanting and spells set the tone of the play. Without the witches there would be no main point in the play because they set all the spells and tell Macbeth about the prophecies and what he is going to face in the future. The witches plan on meeting Macbeth after the war is over and tell him about the prophecies. "When the battle's lost and won." Line 4 -
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Act 1 Scene 2
King Duncan, heard about banquoe and Macbeth's bravery in battle, Macbeth is then awarded the Thane of Glami, the greater title of Thane of Cawdor after the old Thane turns out to be a traitor. Messengers rush off to give Macbeth the good news. -
Act 1 Scene 3
Macbeth and Banquo were on their way to Forres when they came across the witches. The witches tell Macbeth he will be the Thane of Glamis, Thane of Cawdor and King of Scotland.The witches then tell Banquo he will be both lesser and greater than Macbeth, not so happy but happier, not king himself but father of a line of kings. The witches then vanish leaving Macbeth and Banquo questioning what they were just told."Say from whence You owe this strange intelligence?" Line 73 -
Act 1 Scene 3
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Act 1 Scene 5
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Act 2 Scene 1
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Act 1 Scene 6
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Act 1 Scene 7
Lady Macbeth gets the servants drunk and then they pass out. while duncan is asleep macbeth murders him. he then brings the dagger back to his wife and starts feeling guilty of what he has recently done. -
Act 2 Scene 2
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Act 2 Scene 3
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Act 2 Scene 4
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Act 3 Scene 1
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Act 3 Scene 4
At the party Macbeth sees Banquos ghost.He starts worrying that Fleance will come back and try to get revenge.When he finds out that Fleance had escaped he starts worrying even more making his guests leave the party. Lady Macbeth tries comforting him but he is angry at Macduff and tells his wife he is going to find the witches. "I will to-morow And betimes i will to the weird sisters"163 This is an important scene because it drives the play and shows Macbeth starting to worry more. -
Act 4 Scene 1
Macbeth goes to the witches and demands they tell him more. Macbeth is very cocky at this point of the play and thinks that nothing can defeat him. The prophecies the witches told him this time were a head wearing a battle helmet, a blood-covered child, and a child wearing a crown and carrying a tree. The witches tell him he will be defeated when the birnam wood moves towards his castle."That will never be: who can impress the forest, bid the tree Unfix his earth-bound root?" 103 -
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Macduffs army starts cutting down trees and using them as camouflage to attack Macbeths castle as they start walking towards it.
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