Macbeth 1.7 Metaphor: "fume"

The transcript discusses Lady Macbeth's comparison of the brains of drunk servants to a distilling apparatus, highlighting the analogy of fuzzy memories to vapors inside a still. It further explains how the brain's reasoning process is similar to a condenser, working with formless liquid memories.

What does Lady Macbeth compare the brains of drunk servants to?

• A distilling apparatus

• A cooking pot

• A painting canvas

• A musical instrument

What are the fuzzy memories of a drunk person compared to?

• Vapors inside a still

• Solid objects

• Bright lights

• Clear water

How does the speaker feel about the comparison made by Lady Macbeth?

• It is confusing

• It is an apt comparison

• It is irrelevant

• It is humorous

What does the brain's process of collecting memories resemble?

• A painter mixing colors

• A chef preparing a dish

• A condenser in a still

• A musician composing a song

What is the result of the brain's memory collection process?

• A formless liquid

• A structured narrative

• A clear image

• A vivid dream