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Macbeth Quotes MOCKS

Macbeth quotes for mock exam

QuotationAnalysis and Themes
Look like the innocent flower but be the serpent under’t (Lady M to Macbeth) Juxtaposing metaphors to show manipulation and deception. Imperative ‘Look ‘ – Lady M defying gender roles / nature by commanding her husband. Themes : manipulation / appearance vs reality / gender roles
Thou shalt be King hereafter (Witches to Macbeth) Declarative statement sparks Macbeth’s ambition – manipulation by witches. Theme: supernatural / ambition / defying natural order
Out damned spot (Lady M) Adjective ‘damned’ plus imagery show guilt. Theme: madness / guilt / (result of) defying natural order
What will these hands e’er be clean? (Lady M) Question shows guilt and desperation. Dramatic irony from after death of Duncan “A little water clears us of this deed” Themes: madness / guilt / (result of) defying natural order
Unsex me here (Lady M) Imperative – Lady Macbeth commanding spirits to help her ignore any feminine feelings in order to achieve power. Themes: gender roles / supernatural / ambition
Brave Macbeth (about Macbeth at start) Adjective ‘brave’ shows admiration for Macbeth’s courage in battle and loyalty to Duncan prior to Witches. Themes: loyalty / honour / Divine Right of Kings / natural order
Is this a dagger which I see before me? (Macbeth on his way to kill Duncan) Imagery of dagger symbolises potential murder and the rhetorical question suggests doubt about the planned murder. Themes: ambition / supernatural / Divine Right of Kings / natural order
Created by: claurens
 

 



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