Macbeth 2.4 Performance: Ross, 14-18a

The transcript describes a series of strange and swift events where certain beings, referred to as minions of their race, turn wild and break free from their constraints. They rebel against obedience, as if preparing for a conflict with mankind.

What characteristics are attributed to the creatures in the first section?

• They are aggressive and dangerous.

• They are domesticated and obedient.

• They are strange, beautiful, and swift.

• They are slow and unattractive.

What significant change occurs to the creatures in the second section?

• They turn wild and break free.

• They start to fly.

• They become invisible.

• They become more obedient.

In the final section, what action do the creatures take?

• They return to their stalls.

• They make peace with humans.

• They rebel against obedience.

• They hide from mankind.

How do the creatures' actions in the last section affect their relationship with humans?

• They become pets for humans.

• They ignore humans completely.

• They start a war with mankind.

• They become allies with humans.

What is the overall theme of the transcript?

• The domestication of animals.

• The beauty of nature.

• The peaceful coexistence of species.

• The rebellion of creatures against control.