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| home of the family in england |
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| first queen of the english rule |
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| king of scotland when Elizabeth dies and he was holding 2 thrones one in england and one in scotland, he was known as James I in england and James VI in scotland |
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| where Shakespare was born and died |
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| macduff is not there to take care of the kids he lacks the personal touch cause he doesn't stay to take care of the young. |
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| a story straight from the bible |
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| not based on he bible anymore now based on human morals |
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| speaking in hind the characters do not know what the person is saying, only to the audiance |
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| long speech from a certain character when the character is along on stage |
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| the things (ghost like figures) that made the proficies to Macbeth and confused him from what they've told him |
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| the things (ghost like figures) that made the proficies to Macbeth and confused him from what they've told him |
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| a statement that is seemingly contradictory or opposed to common sense and yet is perhaps true and the 1st theme in Macbeth introduced by the witches |
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| when the audiance knows something that the caracters dont know |
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| when the audiance knows something that the caracters dont know |
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| ACT I & II introduce the characteres, themes, and most of the plot, ACT III is where the turning points begin to happen, ACT IV & V resolve what happened in ACT II & show the consequences |
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| the 2nd theme of Macbeth when the witches try to take away all the sleep that macbeth would be able to get |
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| "false face" or appearance Vs. Reality |
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| after a tramtic event the writere makes the comic relif to ease the audience up a bit |
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