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Whats the meaning of tyranny?
Cruel
and
oppressive
treatment
by a
leader
"so
foul
and
fair
a day i have not
seen
" Act
1
Analysis for "so
foul
and
fair
a day i have not seen"
He is introduced as
malleable
and
susceptible
to the witches
malevolent
schemes
This is because he
emulates
the witches
oxymoronic
terms
Presents macbeth as a
mouthpiece
for
evil
and a
vessel
for their miss
conduct
What does
zealatory
mean?
An
extreme devotion
or
obsession
towards something
" is this the
dagger
that i
see before
me, the
handle
toward my hand?"
Analysis for " is this the
dagger
that i
see
before me, the
handle
toward my hand?"
Shows a
motif
of death
The
dagger
therefore signifies
death
and
macbeths
heinous and
barbaric
nature and him beginning to become a
tyrant
Analysis for "is this the
dagger
that i see
before
me the
handle
towards my hand?"
Rhetorical
question paired with the
hallucination
signifies the
beginning
of his mental
decline
His
conscience
has be
plagued
with
guilt
because he has committed the
treacherous
act of
regicide
The quote signifies
mental
and
physical
deterioration
"Stars
hide
your
fires
, Let not
light
see my
black
and
deep desires
"
Analysis of "stars
hide
your
fires
let not
light
see my
black deep
desires"
The
noun
phrase
stars hide your
fires
tells us that he wants to be in
darkness
so his
deep
desires
cannot be seen.
"
stars
" suggest a
celistial
force beyond human control like
god
"hide your
fires
" suggest that his
ambitions
are so bright like a
fire
that he wants to
conceal
them
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