Another statement made by the withes is - "All hail Macbeth, that shalt be King hereafter." This statement confuses Macbeth as he, without his knowledge has been crowned Thane of Cawdor. ... Shortly after this "vision", Lady Macbeth rings the bell, signalling that the killing should now take place. ...
"Lady Macbeth is the embodiment of evil and we are not meant to feel any sympathy for her."" Discuss this statement with reference to the play. The play "Macbeth" was written by William Shakespeare in the Jacobean era. Judging by the plays themes of Scottish monarchy, loyalty to the crown and...
Although Macbeth's murderous actions show how he has been corrupted by his hunger for power, he is still overtaken with great guilt over killing Banquo as exemplified by Macbeth's visions of Banquo's ghost. ... This statement is very similar to how Macbeth copes with the death of Duncan when he says "all great Neptune's ocean" (II.II.78) could not wash the [Duncan's] blood from his hand. ... Lady Macbeth holds true to this statement when she ultimately commits suicide after being driven insane by her guilt. ...
His blurred vision of society is chanced however by a teenager named Clarisse, who comes into his life and makes him question his morals and his outlook. ... Beatty's statement explains how to control the populace through selective information and education; make sure that the people don't understand that there could be other positions or solutions, and they will come to depend on the government for all their needs. ...
