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Macbeth
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Who describes Macbeth as "Brave Macbeth - he deserves that name"?
Captain
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What does the captain's quote about Macbeth signify?
It shows
bravery
and
comradery
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What violent act does the captain describe in "Unseam'd him from the nave to the chaps"?
Brutal killing in
battle
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What themes are highlighted by the captain's description of violence?
Violence,
power
, change,
masculinity
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What does Macbeth mean by "Stars hide your fires, let not light see my black and deep desires"?
He expresses his dark
ambitions
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What literary device is used in Macbeth's quote about stars?
Personification
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What internal conflict does Macbeth reveal in his quote about desires?
His struggle with
ambition
and morality
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What does Macbeth question when he says, "Why do you dress me in borrowed robes?"
His recognition of the
witches' prophecies
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What does Macbeth's question about "borrowed robes" suggest?
His discomfort with the
prophecies'
truth
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What does Lady Macbeth mean by "Unsex me here"?
She wants to remove her
femininity
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What does Lady Macbeth seek when she asks to be filled with "the direst cruelty"?
She wants
strength
to commit
murder
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What themes are present in Lady Macbeth's plea to be unsexed?
Supernatural
,
ambition
, change, masculinity
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What does Lady Macbeth mean by "Look like the innocent flower but be the serpent under it"?
She advocates for
deception
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What literary device is used in Lady Macbeth's quote about the flower and serpent?
Juxtaposition
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What biblical allegory is referenced in Lady Macbeth's quote about the flower and serpent?
Serpent
and
Eve
from
Genesis
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What does Macbeth mean by "Anon is in stuck in my throat"?
He
feels
unable
to
pray
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What themes are highlighted by Macbeth's choking feeling?
Religion
,
guilt
, fear, change
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What does Macbeth ask regarding Neptune's oceans and blood?
Can they wash away his
guilt
?
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What does the hyperbole in Macbeth's quote about Neptune's oceans signify?
His overwhelming
guilt
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What does Lady Macbeth mean by "A little water clears us of this deed"?
She shows a lack of
guilt
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What does the contrast in Lady Macbeth's quote about water imply?
Her view on
guilt
and
ambition
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What does Donalbain mean by "Daggers in men's smiles"?
Everyone
is deceitful
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What themes are highlighted by Donalbain's quote about daggers?
Guilt
,
change
,
fear
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What are the main themes present in the quotes from Macbeth and Lady Macbeth?
Change
Ambition
Guilt
Power
Violence
Supernatural
Gender
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What does Macbeth mean by "We have scorched the snake not kill'd it"?
They have not fully
defeated
their enemies
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What does Macbeth's quote about scorpions in his mind signify?
His feelings of
guilt
and fear
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What does Macbeth's reference to "armed rhinoceros" and "Hyrcan tiger" suggest about his state of mind?
His
fear
and
guilt
about his actions
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What does "Blood will have blood" imply in Macbeth's context?
Guilt
leads to further violence
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What does the apparition's statement "None of woman born shall harm Macbeth" signify?
Macbeth's
false
sense
of security
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What does Lady Macbeth mean by "Out damned spot! Out I say!"?
Her guilt over the
murders
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What does Angus mean by "His title hang loose about him, like a giant's robe upon a dwarfish thief"?
Macbeth
is unworthy of his title
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What does Macbeth's question about playing the Roman fool suggest about his character?
He recognizes his
defeat
too late
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What are the recurring themes in Macbeth's quotes throughout the play?
Change
Guilt
Power
Violence
Supernatural
Ambition
Loyalty
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What does Macbeth mean by "We have scorched the snake not killed it"?
They have not fully
defeated
their enemies
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What are the recurring themes in Macbeth's quotes throughout the play?
Change
Guilt
Power
Violence
Supernatural
Ambition
Loyalty
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