Macbeth 5.7 Performance: Macbeth, Lines 38b-43a

The transcript explores themes of invulnerability and destiny, focusing on the idea of being protected by a charm that prevents harm from those born of women. It discusses the futility of attacking someone who is shielded by such a charm, emphasizing the power of fate and protection.

What does the speaker suggest about the effectiveness of using a sword against an heir?

• It is as easy as it seems.

• It is futile.

• It is a guaranteed success.

• It is very effective.

What does the speaker imply about making them bleed?

• It is a common occurrence.

• It is a challenging task.

• It is a simple task.

• It is impossible.

What does the speaker mean by 'vulnerable crests'?

• Unprotected areas.

• Peaks of mountains.

• Weak points in armor.

• Fragile crowns.

What is the nature of the charm the speaker mentions?

• It provides strength.

• It protects from harm.

• It ensures immortality.

• It grants invisibility.

Who is the speaker immune to, according to the charm?

• Those born of men.

• Those born of women.

• Those born of royalty.

• Those born of magic.