Lady Macbeth

• ‘Without the illness should attend it’ - Act 1 scene 5
• ‘Pour my spirits in thine ear’ -Act 1 scene 5 - Lady Macbeths influence
• ‘The Raven himself is hoarse that croaks the fatal entrance of Duncan ‘ - Act 1 scene 5
• ‘Come you spirits that tend on mortal thoughts ‘ - Act 1 scene 5
• ‘unsex me here‘ - Act 1 scene 5
• ‘Fill me from the crown to the toe topfull of the direst cruelty‘ - Act 1 scene 5
• ‘Stop up the access and passage to remorse ‘ - Act 1 scene 5
• ‘Take my milk for gal you murdering ministers ‘ - Act 1 scene 5
• ’come thick night’ - Act 1 scene 5
• ‘dunnest smoke of hell’ -act 1 scene 5
• ‘My keen knife see not the wound it makes’ - Act 1 scene 5
• ‘Not Heaven peep through the blanket of the dark to cry ‘hold hold’’- Act 1 scene 5
• ‘O never sun that morrow see’ -Act 1 scene 5 - plot
• ‘Look like th’innocent flower, but be the serpent under’t’— Act 1 scene 5
• ‘To alter favour ever is to fear’ - act 1 scene 5
• ‘Fair and noble hostess’ - Act 1 scene 6 - D
• ‘Was the hope drunk wherein you dressed yourself‘ - act 1 scene 7 - lm
• ‘Look So green and pale‘ - act 1 scene 7 - lm
• ‘Such I account thy love’ - act 1 scene 7 -lm
• ‘Art thou afeard’ - act 1 scene 7 - Lm
• ‘Live a coward in thine own esteem‘ - act 1 scene 7 - Lm
• ‘Like the poor cat in the adage ‘ - lm - act 1 scene 7- proverb
• ‘When you durst do it , then you were a man’ - act 1 scene 7 - lm
• ‘How tender tis To love the babe that milks me’ - LM - act 1 scene 7
• ‘While it was smiling in my face have plucked my nipple from its boneless gums and dashed the brains out’ - act 1 scene 7 - lm
• ‘Screw your courage to the sticking place‘ - Lady Macbeth - act 1 scene 7
• ‘What cannot you and I perform on the unguard Duncan ‘ - Act 1 scene 7 - LM
• ‘That which hath made them drunk hath made me bold’ - lm - act 2 scene 2
• ‘Fatal bellman’ - lm - act 2 scene 2
• ‘Had he not resembled my farther as he slept I had done it’ - lm - act 2 scene 2
• ‘A foolish thought to say a sorry sight’ - lm - act 2 scene 2
• ‘It will make us mad’ - lm - act 2 scene 2 - DI
• ‘Wash this filthy witness from your hands’- lm - act 2 scene 2
• ’The sleeping and the dead are but as pictures’- lm - act 2 scene 2
• ’my hands are of your colour but I shame to wear a heart so white’ - lm - act 2 scene 2
• ‘A little water clears us of this deed’ - LM - act 2 scene 2
• ‘Such a hideous trumpet calls to parley‘ - LM act 2 scene 3
• ‘Gentle lady ‘tis not for you to hear what I can speak‘ - Macduff - act 2 scene 3
• ‘Say to the king , I would attend his leisure‘ - lm - act 3 scene 2 - distance
• ‘By destruction dwell in doubtful joy’ - lm - act 3 scene 2