The video explores the major themes in Shakespeare's Macbeth, focusing on the supernatural, fate versus free will, and appearance versus reality. It discusses how these themes are interwoven into the play, influencing the characters' actions and the story's outcome. The supernatural theme is highlighted through the witches and their prophecies, while the theme of fate versus free will questions whether Macbeth's actions are predestined or self-determined. The theme of appearance versus reality examines the deceptive nature of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth's actions. The video encourages viewers to consider the moral implications of these themes.

What are the three major themes discussed in the video about Macbeth?

• War, Peace, and Justice

• Supernatural, Fate vs Free Will, and Appearance vs Reality

• Friendship, Loyalty, and Courage

• Love, Betrayal, and Honor

Why was the supernatural theme significant in Macbeth?

• It was used to promote scientific thinking.

• It was a minor element in the play.

• It was a reflection of Shakespeare's personal beliefs.

• It catered to the audience's fascination with mystical elements.

How does Banquo react to the witches' prophecies?

• He is skeptical and warns others.

• He fully trusts them.

• He ignores them completely.

• He immediately acts on them.

What does Lady Macbeth ask the spirits to do?

• Protect her from Macbeth.

• Possess her and make her ruthless.

• Help her escape Scotland.

• Make her a queen.

What is Macbeth's concern about murdering King Duncan?

• It will make him unpopular.

• It will condemn his soul.

• It will not be noticed.

• It will be too easy.

What does Macbeth hope will happen after hearing the witches' prophecies?

• He will gain wealth and power.

• He will be able to avoid his fate.

• He will become king without taking action.

• He will be able to defeat Banquo.

What does the phrase 'fair is foul, and foul is fair' suggest?

• Appearances can be deceiving.

• Everything is as it seems.

• The witches are always truthful.

• Good always triumphs over evil.