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"Authorship Issue," said Shakespeare is a fraud
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| One of the 1st Elizabethan playhouses |
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| A play when something major or tragic happens; comes to an unhappy ending |
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| Killed Macbeth; Thane; Family was murdered by Macbeth; One of the first to suspect the Macbeth murdered Duncan |
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| the seven years Shakespeare disapeared |
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| Another one of the first Elizabethan playhouses |
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| Where Shakespeare was from |
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| Exact place where Shakespeare was from |
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| Year of Shakespeare's birth |
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Shakespeare's appeared in London
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| Shakespeare's acting company |
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| Poor, lower class people who stand on the ground during plays |
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| Dressing room, in the back wall |
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| actor in Shakespeare's acting company |
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| Shakespeare's first famous work |
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| In the beginning Macbeth was the Thane of Gramis |
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| Rhythmic and meter in which poets and play-writes wrote in Elizabethan England; S is stressed, s in unstressed. |
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| Something that seems wrong, but proves to be true |
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| Rhythm, Shakespeare wrote in |
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| Future told by the three witches |
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| Shakespeare's most famous tragedy |
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| Macbeth receives the title of this traitor |
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| Lady Macbeth is doing this in her first appearance in the play |
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| Reading a letter from Macbeth |
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| King Duncan spends his final night at this place |
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| This loyal nobleman discovers the body of Duncan |
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| These two men flee the murder scene, fearing for their own safety |
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| Both of these men immediately suspect Macbeth of the murders |
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| Macbeth meets with these men after learning Banquo will go on a short trip |
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| Macbeth sees this after learning that Fleance escaped his men |
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| The witches allow Macbeth to see the future by this means |
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| He drinks the liquid and sees the future |
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| Of the final prophecies revealed to Macbeth, the first two actually referred to this man |
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| As a result of the prophecies, this woman and her family are murdered |
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| Leaving his family behind, this man follows Malcolm to England |
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| These two people observe Lady Macbeth in the sleepwalking scence |
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| the doctor and gentlewoman |
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| Macbeth is told that this is advancing toward his castle |
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| This is the name of Macbeth's servant |
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| Macbeth kills this young man late in the play |
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| These are the four metaphors used as comparison to life in the "tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow" speech |
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| brief cadle, poor player, walking shadow, tale |
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| Two of the names given Macbeth late in the play |
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| These two Scottish nobleman remain loyal to Malcolm |
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| This nobleman remains loyal to Macbeth |
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