Macbeth 4.3 Performance: Ross, Lines 192b-195a

The transcript discusses the concept of words being expressed in a way that they resonate even in places where they might not be heard, emphasizing the power and reach of language.

What does the speaker imply about the nature of the words?

• They are meant to be sung.

• They are insignificant.

• They are powerful and should be howled.

• They are meant to be whispered.

In what setting does the speaker imagine these words being expressed?

• In a crowded city.

• In a quiet library.

• In the desert air.

• In a bustling market.

Why does the speaker mention the desert air?

• To emphasize the isolation and silence.

• To talk about the weather.

• To highlight the beauty of the desert.

• To describe a vacation spot.

What is the significance of the words not being latched by hearing?

• They are meant to be ignored.

• They are too quiet to be heard.

• They are only for the speaker.

• They are not meant for everyone to hear.

How does the speaker feel about the words being expressed in the desert?

• They should be forgotten.

• They should echo in isolation.

• They should be shared with everyone.

• They should be kept secret.