Macbeth 1.6 Interview: Duncan and Lady Macbeth

The video features a studio discussion with King Duncan and Lady Macbeth, focusing on their arrival at Macbeth Castle. They discuss the pleasant atmosphere and the hospitality offered by Lady Macbeth. The conversation touches on Macbeth's new title as Thane of Caudor and the honors bestowed upon him. The session concludes with a proverb about love and the guests preparing to meet Macbeth.

What does Banquo notice about the air at Macbeth's castle?

• It is filled with the scent of flowers.

• It is delicate and attracts the martlet.

• It is heavy and oppressive.

• It is cold and unwelcoming.

How does Lady Macbeth view the act of hosting King Duncan?

• As a burden she must bear.

• As an act of love and honor.

• As a chance to show off her wealth.

• As a duty imposed by the king.

What does Lady Macbeth say about the honors received from King Duncan?

• They are insignificant compared to their efforts.

• They are too much to handle.

• They are a blessing for which they pray daily.

• They are a burden on their family.

What is the proverb mentioned in the discussion about love?

• He that has love in his heart, has spurs in his sides.

• Love conquers all.

• Love is a battlefield.

• Love is blind.

What does King Duncan express about his relationship with Macbeth?

• He distrusts Macbeth.

• He is jealous of Macbeth's success.

• He loves Macbeth dearly and wants to do more for him.

• He is indifferent towards Macbeth.