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    4/20/10 Mrs. Borrego Review of Folger Library’s Macbeth Strange Shakespeare The Folger Shakespeare Library production of Macbeth was unrivaled by its made-for-film counterparts in general quality. Though it was challenged by the obvious limitations of a filmed play (limited special effects‚ live and unedited‚ set changes‚ etc.)‚ it overcame these handicaps by virtue of clever choices in staging and set construction‚ the deep understanding and ability of the actors‚ and special and sound effects

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    character who has died an honourable death is Young Siward. While he is not in the play for a very long time‚ the audience does gets the sense that he will take after his father‚ Siward‚ being noble and serving his country to his full capacity. Young Siward bravely confronts Macbeth believing that there will be a chance where he can strike and finally eliminate the threat Macbeth is imposing over his realm. During their small confrontation‚ Young Siward expresses his distaste about what Macbeth has done

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    the classic Shakespearean tragedy. Macbeth tells the tale of a Scottish lord who encounters a trio of soothsaying witches in the aftermath of a grand battle. And the battle is oh so grand a spectacle. The camera pauses several times as the armies charge one another‚ not for the sake of the action‚ but so the audience can appreciate the horrific beauty of combat. After a decisive victory for our anti-hero and company‚ the three “weird sister” witches tell Macbeth that his destiny is to rule the kingdom

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    On mine own sword? Whiles I see lives‚ the gashes Do better upon them. (V‚ vii‚ 31–33)”. He explains that he will not commit suicide because while any of his enemies are still alive‚ his sword is better used to attack them. Macduff arrives and Macbeth admits that Macduff is the only man that he fears. Nonetheless‚ he tells Macduff that there is no point fighting because Macduff will not be able to harm him‚ citing the witches’ prophecy as his evidence. Macduff dramatically reveals that he was

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    suggestion…” That suggestion Macbeth is referring to is that of killing King Duncan. Nowhere in that quote does Shakespeare mention Macbeth saying “we”. As a matter of fact‚ the word “we” was never uttered when Macbeth was formulating his next murders. “We” would be insinuating that there was more than one party responsible for the killing of King Duncan as well as his other victims. It was Macbeth’s greed‚ relentlessness and cowardliness that led to his own downfall. Many readers could argue that

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    With careful contemplation on the circumstances that pushed Macbeth to commit atrocious acts‚ I believe that Lady Macbeth was the trigger that caused him to lose his humanity in exchange for becoming the king. By consistently highlighting the benefits of becoming king‚ Lady Macbeth takes advantage of the opportunity provided to her to convince Macbeth that he was entitled to the crown. Due to Lady Macbeth’s actions‚ Macbeth had limited himself to a certain perspective and allowed himself to become

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    To what extent is Macbeth responsible for his own downfall? In Shakespeare’s tragedy‚ Macbeth‚ he depicts the rise and downfall of the eponymous protagonist‚ Macbeth. The text illustrates that there is no sole person to blame for Macbeth’s downfall but numerous reasons for Macbeth’s downfall. Macbeth is only partially responsible for his own downfall for his eventual downfall at the hands of Macduff. Macbeth is driven by the prophecies given by the witches and this is perpetuated with the manipulation

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    what is not Macbeth is faced with the burden of choosing between acting on good or evil because of the witch’s prophecy to him. They claim it is in the prophecy for Macbeth to be king; this leaves Macbeth with the difficult decision of killing the current king‚ because for the prophecy to become true‚ Duncan must die. He thinks to himself that this supernatural soliciting cannot be good nor can it be evil. If what the witch’s said is evil‚ then how is he Thane of Cawdor? Macbeth comes to the conclusion

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    David Ryan 9-15-15 Period 6 Section 3‚ Question 6. In my onion‚ Napoleon was the creator of his time and not the creation of his time because he made most of his opportunities from his hard work. Napoleon started it all by working hard in school when he was young. He was given the task of defending delegates from a government official in 1795. Napoleon along with gunners successfully defended the delegates. They made the attackers panic and confused. Napoleon was the hero of the hour and in Paris

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    ENG3U1 November‚ 17‚ 2012 Who is Ultimately Responsible for the Tragedy of Macbeth? Macbeth was always a loyal man to his King‚ but when he knew he had the chance to get the kingdom he always wanted‚ he knew that he had to do everything he could to get it. In this play‚ Macbeth shows how he was weak‚ and let people control his actions. His actions and his led to his death‚ which left the people who changed him ultimately held responsible for his death. The

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