Macbeth 4.3 Performance: Malcolm, Lines 37b-49a

The transcript reflects on the country's suffering under oppression, with each day adding to its wounds. There is hope for support from England, but concerns remain about future challenges and vices that may arise even after overcoming the current tyrant.

What does the speaker believe is happening to their country?

• It is experiencing a cultural renaissance.

• It is thriving and prosperous.

• It is sinking under oppression.

• It is becoming more independent.

What does the speaker hope to receive from England?

• Financial aid

• Goodly thousands

• Diplomatic recognition

• Military support

What does the speaker plan to do to the tyrant?

• Negotiate peace

• Form an alliance

• Tread upon the tyrant's head

• Exile the tyrant

What is the speaker's concern about the future ruler?

• They will introduce more vices

• They will be a benevolent leader

• They will be more tyrannical

• They will bring prosperity

How does the speaker describe the future challenges?

• A period of stability

• Less suffering and more peace

• More suffer and sundry ways

• A time of healing and growth