Macbeth Act 2 flashcard

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What does the dagger scene reveal about Macbeth's state of mind?

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Macbeth is uncomfortable and troubled about the prospect of killing Duncan.

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Did Macduff attend Macbeth's coronation?

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False

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Why did Macbeth refuse to return the daggers to smear the servants with blood?

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He was afraid to look at Duncan's dead body.

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What symbolizes Macbeth's guilt after the murder of Duncan?

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The blood on his hands.

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At the end of Act II, who will be crowned king?

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Macbeth.

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What is the significance of the blood on Macbeth's hands?

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It symbolizes his guilt and the irreversible nature of his actions.

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How does Lady Macbeth influence Macbeth's decision to kill Duncan?

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She questions his manhood and ambition, pushing him to commit the murder.

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What role does hallucination play in Macbeth's character development?

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It highlights his mental turmoil and the psychological effects of his ambition.

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What does the knocking at the door symbolize after Duncan's murder?

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It symbolizes the intrusion of reality and the consequences of Macbeth's actions.

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How does Macbeth's character change from Act 1 to Act 2?

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He becomes more ambitious and morally conflicted, leading to his eventual downfall.