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Macbeth: Characters
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What does Macbeth's dagger hallucination symbolise?

His overwhelming ambition

What does 'I am in blood stepp'd in so far that' reveal about Macbeth?

Redemption is no longer possible

What does the dagger scene mark in Macbeth's character development?

Turning point from morality to ambition

What does Lady Macbeth reject when she says 'unsex me here'?

Traditional gender roles

What does the 'damned spot' symbolise for Lady Macbeth?

Inescapable guilt

What ultimately happens to Lady Macbeth as a result of her actions?

She is driven to madness

How does Banquo respond to the witches' prophecy, unlike Macbeth?

He remains morally upright

What does Banquo's restraint vs Macbeth's actions show about character?

Response to ambition defines character

According to Macduff, what does true manhood involve?

Emotion and empathy, not just action

When Macduff calls Macbeth 'hellhound', what does he represent?

Justice against corruption

What does Duncan's quote about 'mind's construction in the face' foreshadow?

His own fate being deceived by Macbeth

What does the angelic imagery about Duncan's virtues emphasise?

Kings are chosen by God

What theme do the witches introduce with 'Fair is foul, and foul is fair'?

Appearance versus reality

What theme does the witches' prophecy to Macbeth explore?

Fate versus free will

How does Malcolm develop throughout the play?

From vulnerable prince to wiser leader

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