Macbeth 3.6 Interview: Lennox

The video explores the perspectives of Thanes on Macbeth's reign, highlighting the irony in their discussions. It delves into suspicions about Macbeth's actions, particularly the murders of Duncan and Banquo. The concept of irony is explained, showing how language can convey opposite meanings. The conversation shifts to Macduff's absence from Macbeth's banquet, indicating political intrigue and plans to overthrow Macbeth. The video concludes with a call for support from England to restore order in Scotland.

What is the main topic of the initial discussion between the Thane and the Lord?

• The weather in Scotland

• Macbeth's rise to power

• The Thane's personal life

• The state of the economy

What is ironic about the accusations against Malcolm and Donald Bain?

• They confessed to the crime

• They were accused because they fled

• They were accused of theft

• They were seen at the crime scene

How does the speaker illustrate the concept of irony?

• By discussing the weather

• By using a metaphor

• By giving an example of a storm

• By quoting a famous author

What does the speaker imply about Macbeth's actions towards the guards?

• They were noble

• They were ironic

• They were ignored

• They were justified

What is Macduff's plan according to the Lord?

• To seek help from the English King

• To hide in the Scottish Highlands

• To flee to Ireland

• To confront Macbeth directly

Where is Malcolm residing according to the Lord?

• In France

• In the English court

• In the Scottish Highlands

• In Ireland

What is the ultimate goal of Macduff's plan?

• To negotiate peace with Macbeth

• To overthrow Macbeth

• To establish a new kingdom

• To seek revenge for Banquo