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   2 days ago · The interest in Macbeth, he says, “is the perpetration of a crime by a man whose magnificent qualities of mind, extreme courage and poetic imagination, raise the villainies above common meanness ...

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   5 days ago · A2S1 - macbeth: sees a dagger, possibly representing his guilt. "is this a dagger which i see before me". "a dagger of the mind". A2S1 - macbeth: the signal bell is run. "hear it not, duncan, for it is a knell that summons thee to heaven, or to hell". A2S2 - macbeth: he has killed duncan. "i have done the deed".

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   4 days ago · Vroegop wrote a great book on lament, Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy, which I really enjoyed, and so I thought this newish release was worth a read too. It's not a great book, but it is a good book. It's pretty conversational, not too heavy, you can get through it quickly, and it tackles an interesting topic.

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   4 days ago · Written by Kathryn Crowther, Lauren Curtright, Nancy Gilbert, Barbara Hall, Tracienne Ravita, and Kirk Swenson, this resource provides an introduction to writing and research, including a chapter on grammar and punctuation. Writing Commons:Research Methods & Methodologies. Multi-media textbook providing an overview of research methods and ...

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   3 days ago · Analysis: - Allusion to Bellona, the goddess of war, suggests Macbeth is married to her depicting him as powerful, important and violent. He is equal to the goddess of war; Macbeth is a skilled and ruthless warrior. 'What he hath lost, noble Macbeth hath won' - Duncan, Act 1 Scene 2. Analysis:

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   What is grotesque imagery in Macbeth?

   • Metaphor, grotesque imagery of a sword smoking from hot blood is disturbing to the audience and foreshadows the dagger scene where Macbeth becomes a tyrant. At first, he is praised for his blood lust but it become his downfall - Grotesque imagery is extreme and provokes both awe and marvel and slight disgust in the audience.

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   Why did Macbeth kill Duncan?

   • Macbeth uses the noun "chance" and not fate, meaning that Macbeth still thinks there's an element of probability to fate. So, perhaps he kills Duncan to make his fate a certainty. (Duncan A1:S4) Having been betrayed by the old Thane of Cawdor, Duncan knows he has been deceived by false appearances.

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   What does Macbeth say about imperfect speakers?

   • "Stay, you imperfect speakers. Tell me more." Macbeth (A1:S3) Macbeth describes the witches as "imperfect speakers", for they speak in paradoxes to Banquo and Macbeth about their futures.

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   Why does Macbeth ask Banquo if he hopes the witches' prophecies will come true?

   • (Macbeth A1:S3) By asking Banquo if he hopes the witches' prophecies will come true, Macbeth is checking what Banquo' ambitions might be. Banquo avoids answering the question and instead calls the situation "strange" and the witches "instruments of darkness". This shows that Banquo has control over his ambitions.

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   2 days ago · Cambridge Core is the main platform for academic content, Higher Education is a platform specifically for textbooks. Titles can be browsed, read online or downloaded to your own computer or electronic device. Use the Search option, to search by keyword, author, ISBN and more to locate an e-book. To narrow results to full-text access available ...