Act 2

• ' is this a dagger I see before me' - Macbeth

  Themes: ambition, supernatural,kingship, reality and apperances, violence
• 'these deeds much not be thought after these ways; so it will make us mad' - lady Macbeth

  Themes: madness, guilt, good and evil, loyalty and betrayal
• 'art thou but a dagger of my mind, a false creation proceeding from the heart oppressed brain?'- Macbeth

  Themes: madness, violence, ambition
• '(exit) lady Macbeth, helped' - Malcolm stage direction

  Themes: gender, reality and apperances
• ' o gentle lady' - macduff

  Themes: gender
• ' there's daggers in men's smiles' - donalbain

  Themes: apperances and reality
• 'tis day and yet dark night strangles;the travelling lamp' - Ross

  Themes: appearance and reality, good and evil, power
• ' will great Neptune's ocean wash this blood clean from my hand?' - Macbeth

  Themes: supernatural, madness
• ' that which hath made them drunk hath made me bold' - lady Macbeth

  Themes: ambition, free will, evil, betrayal
• 'had he not resembled my father as he slept, I had done't' - lady Macbeth

  Themes:reality and apperances, fate and freewill
• ' give me the daggers' - lady Macbeth

  Themes: gender, power, violence, free will, evil, ambition
• 'a little water clears us of this deed how easy it is then!' - lady Macbeth

  Themes:apperance and reality, guilt
• 'sleep no more' - Macbeth

  Themes: madness, guilt
• ' o horror horror horror ' - macduff

  Themes:loyalty and betrayal, violence
• 'tis the eye of childhood that fears a painted devil' - lady macbeth themes; masculinity
• ' i dreamt last night of the three weird sisters' - banquo themes: fate, ambition, supernatural, power