Macbeth 4.3 Performance: Malcolm, Lines 114b-137

The transcript explores themes of reconciliation, truth, and honour, as the speaker reflects on Macbeth's attempts to gain power and the wisdom in caution. It delves into seeking divine guidance, renouncing self-imposed taints, and maintaining personal integrity. The speaker expresses loyalty to their country and readiness to command, highlighting military readiness and unity in the face of battle.

What does the speaker emphasize as more important than haste?

• Power

• Fame

• Wealth

• Wisdom

What does the speaker claim about their past actions?

• They have always sought power.

• They have never betrayed trust.

• They have never been truthful.

• They have often broken promises.

What does the speaker value as much as life?

• Truth

• Wealth

• Power

• Fame

Who is the speaker planning to join forces with?

• Seward

• Banquo

• Duncan

• Macbeth

What does the speaker question at the end of the section?

• The strength of their army

• The truth of their beliefs

• The silence of their companion

• The loyalty of their companion