Macbeth 3.4 Song Summary

The transcript describes a series of events in Macbeth's life, starting with a falcon being killed by an owl, symbolizing dark times. Macbeth, now king, feels burdened by his role and haunted by guilt after killing his friend. As the story progresses, Macbeth faces threats and is advised to take things step by step, hinting at more death to come.

What event signifies the dark times in Scotland?

• A king is crowned.

• A storm destroys the castle.

• A feast is held in the kingdom.

• A falcon is killed by an owl.

How does Macbeth feel about his new role as king?

• He is excited and joyful.

• He feels it is a burden.

• He is indifferent.

• He is confident and powerful.

What does Lady Macbeth suggest to Macbeth?

• To go to war.

• To relax and enjoy his kingship.

• To abdicate the throne.

• To seek advice from the witches.

What is Macbeth's reaction to seeing ghosts?

• He seeks help from his wife.

• He ignores them.

• He is terrified and guilty.

• He is amused.

Who are the potential threats to Macbeth's rule?

• Macduff and Fliance.

• The witches and Hecate.

• Banquo and Duncan.

• Ross and Lennox.