A5S2

• Scene 2 takes place in the country near Dunsinane
• Menthe, Catness, Angus, and Lennox, along with some soldiers, enter
• Menthe informs that the English army, led by Malcolm with his Uncle Seward and the loyal McDuff, is nearby
• Angus mentions that revenge burns in them, and their different causes would be enough to make dead men rise up and fight
• Angus predicts that near Birnam Wood, they will meet the English army
• Cus asks if Donald Bane is with his brother Malcolm, and Lennox replies that he is not
• Lennox mentions that there are noblemen in the group, including S's son and many young boys who will become men in this battle
• Menthe inquires about Macbeth's actions, and Kon replies that he is fortifying his castle at Dunsinane
• Angus comments that Macbeth has lost control and feels the blood from his secret murders sticking to his hands
• Angus observes that people are rebelling against Macbeth, and his army only fights because they are commanded to, not out of love for him
• Angus remarks that Macbeth's title of King no longer fits him, comparing him to a dwarfish thief wearing the robes of a giant
• Menthe sympathizes with Macbeth, understanding that he blames himself for everything he has done
• Catness suggests marching on to give loyalty to someone who truly deserves it, like Malcolm, the doctor who will cure the sick country
• Lennox proposes pouring out their blood to help Malcolm, the Royal flower, grow and drown the weeds
• Lennox concludes the scene by suggesting marching to Birnam to support Malcolm