Macbeth 4.3 Performance: Macduff, Lines 102b-114a

The transcript reflects on the reign of a tyrant and the cursed state of the throne. It highlights the saintly nature of the previous king and the queen's devotion. The speaker bids farewell, lamenting their exile from Scotland, and concludes with a sense of lost hope.

What does the speaker question about the future under the tyrant's rule?

• The wealth of the kingdom

• The loyalty of the subjects

• The tyrant's lineage

• When peace will return

How is the speaker's royal father described?

• As a wealthy ruler

• As a feared warrior

• As a saintly king

• As a cunning politician

What is the queen's devotion compared to?

• Her dedication to the kingdom

• Her love for the king

• Her time spent on her knees

• Her prayers for peace

What consequence does the speaker face due to the repeated evils?

• Loss of wealth

• Imprisonment

• Banishment from Scotland

• Loss of title

What emotion does the speaker express at the end of the monologue?

• Anger

• Joy

• Despair

• Hope