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Trace Act 2's murder plot, guilt imagery, and dramatic technique.
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Act 2 opens with Banquo and Fleance awake after midnight at Macbeth's castle. What does this opening situation prepare for?
Banquo says he has dreamed of the weird sisters, but Macbeth answers, "I think not of them." What is Macbeth doing in that exchange?
When Macbeth hints that Banquo could gain honor by supporting him, Banquo insists on keeping his "allegiance clear." What condition does Banquo set?
Why is Macbeth's dagger speech a soliloquy rather than a conversation with another character?
In "Thou marshal'st me the way that I was going," what does the imagined dagger seem to do?
Macbeth says, "I go, and it is done; the bell invites me." What does the bell signal?
Shakespeare keeps Duncan's murder offstage. What does that choice make the audience focus on?
Lady Macbeth says, "Had he not resembled / My father as he slept, I had done't." Why has she not killed Duncan herself?
When Macbeth returns from Duncan's chamber, what mistake shows he is shaken?
After the murder Macbeth asks why he could not say "Amen" when he needed blessing. What does this moment reveal?
Macbeth hears a voice cry, "Macbeth does murder sleep." What does "sleep" represent in this context?
Why does Macbeth refuse to take the daggers back to Duncan's room?
Macbeth comes back still holding the daggers he used. What does Lady Macbeth do about it?
Lady Macbeth says her hands are as bloody as Macbeth's, but she would be ashamed to have his "heart so white." What contrast is she making?
Macbeth asks, "Will all great Neptune's ocean wash this blood / Clean from my hand?" What does this hyperbole show?
The knocking begins just after Macbeth and Lady Macbeth try to compose themselves. What is its dramatic effect?
A drunken porter jokes that he is guarding hell-gate before Macduff discovers Duncan. What technique is Shakespeare using?
The porter jokes about an "equivocator" who could swear on both sides. Why does that joke fit this act?
Who first discovers Duncan's murdered body in Act 2?
When the body is found, Macbeth kills the two grooms and explains it as fury. What does the act accomplish for him?
As Macbeth explains why he killed the grooms, Lady Macbeth cries, "Help me hence, ho!" and seems to faint. What does her outburst do in the scene?
Donalbain says, "There's daggers in men's smiles." What fear drives his and Malcolm's flight?
Where do Duncan's sons decide to go after the murder?
Ross and the Old Man describe darkness by day, an owl killing a falcon, and Duncan's horses turning wild. What do these omens reflect?
By the end of Act 2, who has been named king and gone to Scone to be invested?
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Macbeth: Act 4
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