Macbeth 4.1 Performance: Macbeth, Lines 104-113

The transcript explores themes of nature's power, prophecy, and rebellion, focusing on Macbeth's fate and the quest for knowledge. It questions the future of Banquo's lineage, highlighting the interplay between destiny and legacy.

What does the phrase 'Bid the tree unfix his earthbound root' suggest about the relationship between nature and ambition?

How does the line 'Sweet bodeman's good rebellious dead rise never till the wood of Burnham rise' reflect the theme of fate?

What is the significance of Macbeth living 'the least of nature'?

What does the speaker's heart throbbing to know one thing reveal about their inner conflict?

In what ways does the question 'Shall Banquo's issue ever reign in this Kingdom?' highlight the theme of legacy?