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"
Beware Macduff
" Act 4
> Witches telling Macbeth to be
cautious
of him
>
Foreshadows
the end of Macbeth by Macduff's
hands
> This prediction changes the story as Macduff has now became
central
to the play
> THEME:
Ambition
/
Supernatural
"
None
of
women
born shall
harm
Macbeth" Act 4
> Macduff was a
c-section baby
and in those times did not count as being born if women
> Lulls Macbeth into a
false
sense of
security
and invinciblity
> Theme:
Supernatural
"
bleed
, bleed poor country" Act 4
> Presents Macdufff as Patriotic to Scotland
> Scotland was his priority but then regrets it
> Common sub-theme of Blood and murder
> THEME: Ambition / Power and Violence
" all my pretty chickens and their dam at one fell swoop?" Act 4
> An
emotional
metaphor of his family as innocent "chickens" being killed by the tyrannical "
hell-kite
" Macbeth
> THEME:
Guilt
"
Confusion
now hath made it's
masterpiece
" Act 2
> Personification of "
Confusion
" making it's "
masterpiece
" is in itself a
confusing
quote as it can be interpreted the same with"
fair
is
foul...
"
> Common sub-theme is
deception
> THEME:
Appearance
vs.
Reality
"
Turn
hell-hound
turn
" Act 5
>
Vivid
description of Macbeth as a
servant
/
helper
to the Devil or to
Cerberus
,
guarding
Hades
> THEME:
Violence
"Most
sacrilegious
murder
hath
broke ope
" Act 2
>
Metaphorical
adjective
"sacrilegious" used as
Duncan's
body was seen as
sacred
or holy and
murdering
him would be an act of
blasphmey
> THEME:
Violence
Macduff:
Symbolises ultimate
loyalty
Minor
character but most
prominent
minor character in the play
Static
character - his loyalty to King
Duncan
and
righteous heirs
to the throne is unwavering
Becomes a
focal
point for Macbeth's
rage
and desire to
protect
his throne
Family is
murdered
by Macbeth's assassins after Macduff flees to England to seek
help
from the king
Revenge
drives him to eventually kill Macbeth and instill
Malcolm
, the rightful heir, to the throne
"Stands
Scotland
where it did?" Act 4
> Shows his
loyalty
to Scotland ( first question when
Ross
arrived )
THEME:
Ambition