Macbeth 5.4 Interview: Malcolm and Macduff

The video discusses a strategic plan involving English and Scottish forces near Burnham Wood. Soldiers are instructed to use tree branches as camouflage to confuse Macbeth's forces. The discussion includes speculation on Macbeth's strategy of staying in his castle, known as a siege. The video concludes with a call to move from speculation to action, emphasizing that only actual battle will yield results.

Who are the key figures mentioned in the forces near Burnham Wood?

• Macbeth and Banquo

• Old Seward and his son, young Seward

• Lady Macbeth and the witches

• Duncan and Malcolm

What is the purpose of cutting down tree branches from Burnham Wood?

• To mark territory

• To create camouflage

• To use as weapons

• To build a fort

Why is it difficult for the enemy to prepare a strategy against the camouflaged army?

• The army is hidden underground

• The branches make it hard to count the soldiers

• The enemy is not paying attention

• The army is too small to notice

What is Macbeth's strategy while staying in his castle?

• To attack the enemy head-on

• To wait for reinforcements

• To hold a siege and wait out the enemy

• To negotiate peace

What is the main reason Macbeth's remaining soldiers are fighting with him?

• They are loyal to him

• They are forced to fight

• They believe in his cause

• They are well-paid