Malcom

• How is Malcom presented?

  Fair, honest, clever and generous
• What does Malcom learn due to Duncan's death?

  Learns that he should only trust people who prove their loyalty
• What does Malcom become?

  Becomes a confident leader
• What type of heir is he at the start?

  Cautious
• What does he restore at the end?

  Restores order into kingdom
• What does Malcom testing Macduff show?

  That Malcom is strategic and cunning
• What is Malcom compared to Macbeth?

  A literary foil
• What does transform into?

  A leader. He also grows and matures
• What is Malcom aware of?

  Aware that he is in danger from those closest to them.
• "Hail brave friend!"
• What act is the quote "Hail brave friend!" from?

  Act one, scene two
• Who says the quote "Hail brave friend!"?

  Malcolm
• What does the quote "Hail brave friend!" mean?

  Presents Malcolm as appreciative and respectful, recognizing the bravery of a soldier who fought to protect him. Highlights Malcolm's character as grateful and mindful of others bravery.
• What does the quote "Hail brave friend!" imply?

  By greeting the soldier, Malcolm acknowledges the soldier's valor and gratitude for his service. Seemingly small act of respect reveals his character as someone who is mindful of others' actions. Captures Malcolm's recognition of loyalty and bravery.
• "our safest way is to avoid the aim"
• What act is the quote "our safest way is to avoid the aim" from?

  Act two scene three
• Who says the quote "our safest way is to avoid the aim"?

  Malcolm
• What does the quote "our safest way is to avoid the aim" mean?

  Portrays Malcolm as cautious, pragmatic, and prioritizing survival in the face of danger. By advocating for avoidance, he displays a leader's ability to assess risk and make strategic decisions over impulsive actions.
• What does the quote "our safest way is to avoid the aim" illustrate?

  The statement demonstrates Malcolm's ability to think strategically and consider long-term consequences rather that reacting impulsively to the immediate crisis. The opposite of Duncan. He is cautious unlike Duncan who is too trusting.
• "There's warrant in that theft which steals itself when there's no mercy"
• What act is the quote "There's warrant in that theft which steals itself when there's no mercy" from?

  Act two, scene three
• Who says the quote "There's warrant in that theft which steals itself when there's no mercy"?

  Malcolm
• What does the quote "There's warrant in that theft which steals itself when there's no mercy" mean?

  Presents Malcolm as someone deeply concerned with his own safety and survival after his father's murder. Malcolm's words reveal a character who is quick to assess danger and prioritize his own well-being in the fate of immediate threat.
• What does the quote "There's warrant in that theft which steals itself when there's no mercy" reveals?

  It reveals his complex understanding of morality of justice. It shows that he is not just a passive figure waiting for circumstances to change instead he is actively contemplating the implications of power.
• "Lets make us med'cines of our great revenge"
• What act is the quote "Lets make us med'cines of our great revenge" from?

  Act four, scene three
• Who says the quote "Lets make us med'cines of our great revenge"?

  Malcolm
• What does the quote "Lets make us med'cines of our great revenge" mean?

  Presents Malcolm as a character who, though grieving, is focused on taking action against Macbeth. It suggests a shift from sorrow to a resolute determination to restore justice and take vengeance.
• What does the quote "Lets make us med'cines of our great revenge" demonstrate?

  This quote demonstrates Malcolm's ability ton lead and inspire others. By using the term "great revenge" Malcolm indicates a strong desire to punish those responsible for the injustice inflicted by Macbeth. Demonstrates Malcolm's ability to lead and inspire.
• "In my most ill-composed affection such a stanchless avarice."
• What act is the quote "In my most ill-composed affection such a stanchless avarice." from?

  Act four, scene three
• Who says the quote "In my most ill-composed affection such a stanchless avarice."?

  Malcolm
• What does the quote "In my most ill-composed affection such a stanchless avarice." mean?

  Presents Malcolm as someone who initially willing to portray himself as a flawed and potentially tyrannical ruler to test the loyalty of Macduff. He is portrayed as an opposite to Duncan as Malcolm was cautious and tested Macduff's loyalty first before trusting him unlike Duncan.
• What does the quote "In my most ill-composed affection such a stanchless avarice." reveal?

  It is designed to reveal Malcolm's shrewdness and ability to understand human nature. Malcolm unltimately demonstrates his own integrity for leadership.
• "I would the friends we miss were safe arrived"
• What act is the quote "I would the friends we miss were safe arrived" from?

  Act five scene eight
• Who says the quote "I would the friends we miss were safe arrived"?

  Malcolm
• What does the quote "I would the friends we miss were safe arrived" mean?

  Present Malcolm as a caring leader who is mindful of the sacrifices made during the battle and concerned for the well-being of his soldiers. Reflects Malcolm's deep concern for the safety of his friends and allies who are missing after the chaos that ensued.
• What does the quote "I would the friends we miss were safe arrived" encapsulate?

  Encapsulates the emotional turmoil and the longing for safety and unity among characters. Emphasizes hope.This line humanizes Malcolm, who is often portrayed as a strong and decisive leader, by revealing his softer side and his concern for the well-being of his people.
• "We shall not spend a large expense of time"