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    In the story of Macbeth there is much sorrow and death. Macbeth went to war for Scotland and returned. On his return he ran into these three witches in which they told Macbeth he would be Thane of Cawdor and later the King of Scotland. After reaching Scotland the king placed him into the Thane of Cawdor. Later on the royals would celebrate the achievement of Macbeth. They all partied and possibly had a little too much to drink in the process. Everyone went to sleep and that’s when darkness arose

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    Three of these main examples are light and darkness‚ bird imagery‚ and uncommon nature. The light represents the time of Banquo’s murder‚ in which Banquo is the light in contrast to Macbeth’s dark movement to take the throne. As the light is fading out during this scene‚ Banquo is slowly dying. Bird imagery is used brilliantly during the play. One of the strongest uses of bird imagery comes about when Lady Macbeth is warned that the King is coming to visit. This

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    transition into evil. Later in the play Banquo starts to have a bad feeling about Macbeth. Macbeth realizes this about Banquo and he starts to have feelings about killing Banquo. This is not the only reason he feels this way‚ the witches had also made predictions for Banquo. Macbeth does not want any of Banquo’s family to rule Scotland‚ so Macbeth hires two murderers to kill Banquo and his son Fleance. The murderers end up killing Banquo‚ but Fleance gets away. This was one big step Macbeth

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    by William Shakespeare. Its about a man named Macbeth who is the tragic hero of the play. Macbeth and Banquo are walking and they are stopped by some witches who reveal a prophecy that Macbeth will one day be thane of Cawdor and king‚ and that Banquos son will one day be a king as well. So the first two prophecies come true‚ and the rest of the play is about how Macbeth will make sure the Banquos son will not be king‚ and how Macbeth will stay in power. A guilty conscience leads to many hallucinations

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    disturbed by the sinful night‚ slowly turning him away from sanity. The corruption of Lady Macbeth is instigated by her hidden villainous thoughts shining through her. The beastly qualities presented by Macbeth result in light being displayed by Banquo. The deaths of characters distinctively show their fate brought upon them. One of the main causes of the corruption of Macbeth is the “secret‚ black and midnight hags”. Shakespeare illustrates the witches as being evil creatures with a mind full

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    Duncan‚ the King‚ and the bloodied Captain has of Macbeth. 1. Paraphrase the Captain’s description of the battle and the part played by Macbeth in the securing victory. E.g. Rebels looked like they were going to win the battle‚ but Macbeth and Banquo pulled through and after that fight they had also fight the King of Norway. Without them these battles would have been lost. 2. What impression do you gain of Macbeth in the securing victory? E.g. Noble‚ brave‚ loyal…. 3. The Thane of Cawdor

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    Courtney Corson Mrs. Dana 12 Honors English 25 October 2013 The Fault in Our Stars John Green is the New York Times best-selling author of Looking for Alaska‚ An Abundance of Katherines‚ Paper Towns‚ and The Fault in Our Stars. John Green has written some very unique pieces of literature‚ such as; This Is Not Tom‚ which is written completely in riddles. He also wrote a long short story called Let It Snow. John Green has done several radio interviews and he has done several interviews with young

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    In regard to the five stages of grieving Augustus experiences before his death‚ he believes that everything in the world will surely come to an end eventually. Gus first experienced being in denial when he saw that Hazel Grace was rushed to hospital because of her condition. A few days after that he saw her‚ he also had pains in his leg and had a pet scan. He couldn’t believe it‚ he had just had surgery and had his legs removed to stop the cancer from spreading‚ but now the situation had worsen

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    Have you ever seen an attractive burger on a McDonald’s commercial‚ but when you actually purchase one‚ it looks completely different than the advertisement? That is exactly what appearance vs. reality is. It is also one of the most frequently used themes in literature and William Shakespeare often included it within soliloquies to subtly highlight the main idea of his plays. In the play Macbeth‚ you will learn a lot about Macbeth’s character development in regards to “appearance vs. reality” as

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    contrast. So far you’ve spoken about Macbeth in great detail and neglected the other two. The key here is balance. Say Macbeth is like so.... where as Banquo is like so... and Macduff like so... (this is contrasting) When comparing you are going to have to look at how each reacts in certain situations compared to Macbeth. For instance‚ Banquo reacts to the prophesies of the "weird sisters" with suspicion‚ mistrust and a certain level of foreboding whereas Macbeth reacts with elated disbelief

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