1. Macbeth's conflict
within himself and with his wife in Acts 1 and 2 concerns whether or not
he should kill Duncan. What is the conflict in detail and explain
why he kills Duncan? Yessenia, Shamika, Jumaut, Betty, Isis, Antoinette
2. How does superstition
affect human behavior in Macbeth?Rafael
3. Why does Macbeth
kill Lady Macduff and her children?
4. How and why
are Banquo and Macbeth different? Jorge
5. How does the political
disorder in Scotland in Macbeth mirror today's world? Lashawn
6. How and why does
Lady Macbeth push Macbeth to murder Duncan? Judy, Chrystal, Isauri, Jonathan, Ali, Carlos, Roberto
7. Why does Macbeth
commit evil acts when he knows they are wrong? Teekaram,Asia, Stalyn, Ardit, Zinnurain
8. What powers do the
weird sisters possess? Do they purposely set evil events in motion,
or are they simply predicting what will happen? Chris
9. What makes
Macbeth seem like a good man, not an evil murderer?
10. Does Macbeth regret
what he has done? Sabrina, Sophia,
11. How and why
does Lady Macbeth change?Ricardo, Anna
12. How and why does
the Macbeths' relationship change?
13. How does
Shakespeare show that things and people are not always the way they appear? Valerie, Arlenys, JessicaC
14. How is Macbeth
a tragic hero? Shameka
15. Can you explain
Shakespeare's imagery using clothing, animals, plants, blood, and night
and darkness?
16. How are Malcolm
and Macbeth different?
17. How are Lady Macbeth
and Macbeth different? Thaisia, Melissa, Tomekar, Berenice
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