Macbeth Act 3 (Scene 1 & 2)

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Why does Macbeth decide to murder Banquo?

Back

The witches predicted that Banquo's son would become king.

Front

Which is NOT a request from Macbeth to the murderers?

Back

none of the above

Front

Why does Macbeth say he can't kill Banquo himself?

Back

He doesn't want to risk his and Banquo's friends finding out.

Front

How is Lady Macbeth feeling about Duncan's death now?

Back

She's unhappy and realizing that the murder wasn't making her content.

Front

What does Macbeth tell them to do about Banquo's son, Fleance?

Back

To kill him, too.

Front

What is the significance of the witches' prophecies in Macbeth?

Back

They set the plot in motion and influence Macbeth's actions.

Front

How does Macbeth's character change throughout Act 3?

Back

He becomes more ruthless and paranoid.

Front

What role does Lady Macbeth play in Macbeth's decision-making?

Back

She initially encourages him but later becomes distressed by their actions.

Front

What is the theme of ambition in Act 3?

Back

Ambition drives Macbeth to commit further atrocities to secure his power.

Front

How does Macbeth's guilt manifest in Act 3?

Back

He experiences paranoia and fear, leading to further violence.