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What is the driving force behind many characters' motivation in Macbeth?
The possibility of ascending the
throne
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How does Duncan's behavior contrast with Macbeth's after gaining power?
Duncan is
fair
, while Macbeth is
violent
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What qualities does Duncan possess as a king?
Noble
,
responsible
, strong leader
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How does Duncan's reign compare to Macbeth's reign?
Duncan's
reign
is
successful
,
Macbeth's
is
troublesome
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What does Duncan do to ensure political stability in Scotland?
Appoints his son,
Malcolm
, as heir
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Why is Duncan considered too trusting?
He relies on
thanes
to maintain order
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What does Duncan's trust in the thane of Cawdor foreshadow?
Foreshadows
Macbeth's
betrayal
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How does Duncan refer to Macbeth?
"
Valiant
cousin, worthy gentleman"
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What does Duncan's character represent in the play?
He represents
kingship
and good leadership
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What are Macbeth's initial traits at the start of the play?
Brave
and
strong
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How does Macbeth's character change throughout the play?
He becomes more
corrupt
and
greedy
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What does Macbeth's murder of Duncan signify about his character?
It shows his
ambition
and
moral decline
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How does Macbeth rule Scotland after becoming king?
He rules as a
tyrant
, causing chaos
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What does Macbeth say about Banquo after his murder?
"
Sweep him from my sight
"
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How does Macbeth feel about his lack of an heir?
He feels
emasculated
and jealous
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What does Macbeth mean by "A Fruitless crown"?
His crown is worthless without an
heir
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How does Duncan's death affect society in the play?
It leads to
chaos
and disorder
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What does Macbeth's act of regicide symbolize?
It symbolizes
God's anger
and wrath
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How is Macbeth described after his death?
As a "Hell hound" and
dehumanized
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Who is the only character that can kill Macbeth?
Macduff
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What does Macduff represent in contrast to Macbeth?
Loyalty and patriotism for
Scotland
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How does Macduff react to Macbeth's rule?
He
criticizes
Macbeth and seeks
justice
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What does Macduff do after killing Macbeth?
Returns the crown to
Malcolm
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How does Malcolm differ from Duncan?
He is
prudent
and not
gullible
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What does Malcolm check before trusting Macduff?
If Macduff is a spy sent by
Macbeth
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How does Malcolm view Scotland's future?
He
worries
for its
well-being
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What moral differences exist between Macbeth and Malcolm?
Macbeth
is
violent
,
Malcolm
is
patriotic
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How does Malcolm treat Scotland compared to Macbeth?
He
treats
it
like
a
loved
one
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