Macbeth 1.4 Performance: Malcolm, Lines 2b-11a

A witness reports seeing a man die, who confessed his treasons and sought pardon with deep repentance. His death was marked by a studied composure, as he discarded his life as if it were a trivial matter.

What did the witness report about the man's final moments?

• He remained silent.

• He tried to escape.

• He denied all accusations.

• He confessed his treasons.

What did the man seek from the Highness before his death?

• Pardon and forgiveness.

• A new trial.

• A public apology.

• A chance to escape.

How did the man view his life at the end?

• As an unfinished story.

• As a careless trifle.

• As a burden.

• As a precious gift.

What was notable about the man's demeanor in his final moments?

• He was calm and studied.

• He was fearful and anxious.

• He was angry and resentful.

• He was confused and lost.

What did the man do that was considered the most fitting action of his life?

• Writing a letter.

• Seeking revenge.

• Confessing his treasons.

• Escaping from prison.