Act 3 scene 6

• Who are the two characters discussing the events following King Duncan's death in Act 3, Scene 6 of Macbeth?

  Lennox and an unnamed Lord
• What does Lennox imply about the government of Scotland after King Duncan's death?

  He suggests that strange things have happened since the king's death.
• How does Lennox describe Macbeth's feelings towards King Duncan's death?

  He sarcastically suggests that Macbeth felt sad only after Duncan's death.
• What does Lennox sarcastically imply about Banquo's late-night walk?

  He implies that Banquo's walk could be suspicious, suggesting he might be involved in Duncan's murder.
• What theory does Lennox mention regarding Fleance's actions after Duncan's murder?

  He suggests that Fleance's flight could imply guilt in his father's murder.
• What does Lennox say about Macbeth's actions towards Duncan's guards?

  He questions whether Macbeth was so angry that he killed the guards immediately.
• How does Lennox feel about Macbeth's justification for killing the guards?

  He sarcastically suggests that it was wise for Macbeth to kill the guards.
• What does Lennox imply about Macbeth's character through his sarcasm?

  He implies that Macbeth is deceitful and likely responsible for Duncan's murder.
• What does Lennox say about Malcolm and Donalbain in relation to Duncan's murder?

  He questions whether it is terrible for them to be accused of killing their father.
• What does Lennox say about Macbeth's feelings after Duncan's murder?

  He states that Macbeth was sad and angry about Duncan's murder.
• What does Lennox suggest about Macbeth's actions towards the guards?

  He implies that Macbeth killed the guards out of anger for their supposed involvement.
• What does Lennox mean when he says Macbeth has done well?

  He is being sarcastic, implying that Macbeth has done wrong.
• What does Lennox say about Macbeth's control over Malcolm and Donalbain?

  He suggests that Macbeth has them locked up and holds the key.
• What does Lennox hope regarding Malcolm and Donalbain?

  He hopes they do not find out what happens to those who kill their fathers.
• How does Lennox describe Macbeth's relationship with Macduff?

  He states that Macbeth is unhappy with Macduff for being too honest.
• What does Lennox call Macbeth's feast?

  The tyrant's feast
• What is the definition of a tyrant according to Lennox?

  A tyrant is an unfair ruler who imprisons or kills people.
• Where is Malcolm currently living according to the Lord?

  In England at King Edward's Palace
• What does Lennox say about Macbeth's actions towards Malcolm's birthright?

  He states that Macbeth has stolen Malcolm's birthright to be king.
• How does the Lord describe King Edward's treatment of Malcolm?

  He says King Edward is giving Malcolm great respect during his difficult time.
• What is Macduff's intention in going to see King Edward?

  He hopes to persuade King Edward to help Malcolm become king.
• What does the Lord say will happen if Malcolm and Macduff are successful?

  Scottish Lords will be able to live peacefully and honor their king.
• What does the Lord say about Macbeth's preparations?

  He mentions that Macbeth has heard reports of trouble and is preparing for war.
• What did Macbeth send to Macduff?

  A messenger to tell him to return to Scotland.
• How did Macduff respond to Macbeth's messenger?

  Macduff said he would not return to Scotland.
• What does Lennox suggest about the messenger's reaction to Macduff's response?

  He implies it might be a warning that Macbeth will be angry with Macduff.
• What does Lennox advise Macduff regarding his safety?

  He suggests that Macduff might want to stay away from Scotland to be safe.
• What does Lennox wish for regarding Macduff's return to Scotland?

  He wishes that a holy angel would deliver a message to Macduff to return.
• What does the Lord say he will do for Macduff?

  He says he will send his prayers.