Act 2 Analysis (Grade 12 NSC Matric English FAL): Flashcards
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Act 2's significance in Macbeth
Act 2's significance in Macbeth
Turning point - ambition becomes murderous action
Banquo's response to Macbeth's loyalty offer
Banquo's response to Macbeth's loyalty offer
Declares unconditional loyalty to Duncan
Macbeth's hallucination in Act 2, Scene 1
Macbeth's hallucination in Act 2, Scene 1
Floating dagger leading to Duncan's chamber
Why Lady Macbeth couldn't kill Duncan herself
Why Lady Macbeth couldn't kill Duncan herself
He looked too much like her own father
Voice Macbeth hears after murdering Duncan
Voice Macbeth hears after murdering Duncan
Macbeth will sleep no more / murdered sleep
Macbeth's view on washing blood from his hands
Macbeth's view on washing blood from his hands
Not even all ocean water can wash it off
Lady Macbeth's view on blood/guilt
Lady Macbeth's view on blood/guilt
A little water clears us from the deed
Why Macbeth kills the guards
Why Macbeth kills the guards
Claims rage, but eliminates witnesses
Where Malcolm & Donalbain flee
Where Malcolm & Donalbain flee
Malcolm to England, Donalbain to Ireland
Macduff's action showing suspicion of Macbeth
Macduff's action showing suspicion of Macbeth
Refuses to attend Macbeth's coronation at Scone