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Title: Macbeth outline
Description: quotes from scene 3.4 with literary device and meanings and how it applies to the theme.
Description: quotes from scene 3.4 with literary device and meanings and how it applies to the theme.
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4) In Macbeth Act 3, scene 4:
- Dinner party after Macbeth sends people to kill Banquo
- Starts hallucinating again, seeing Banquo’s ghost
- Lady Macbeth thinks he is going crazy again and tries to act
like nothing is happening -> controls situation
- Tells the guest not to worry about Macbeth when he starts
hallucinating, the guests start to question
5) Theme: Temptations can lead to guilt and remorse
- Figurative language and tone
- portray the theme
- Shows how dangerous temptations can lead you to feel
guilty
Body Paragraph 1:
1) Through the use of figurative language, Shakespeare portrays the theme:
- Temptations can lead to guilt and remorse
2) Apostrophe
- “ Thou canst not say I did it
...
”
(Line 1-2)
- Macbeth is hallucinating and talking to the ghost of Banquo
which is not really there
3) Imagery
- “ Gory locks” (line 2)
- Gory locks being described qualities
5) Biblical allusion
- “ Which might appall the devil
...
” (Line 1)
- The full stop at the end creates a demanding tone
3) Enjambment
- “ Authorized by the grandam, shame itself! Why do you make
such faces? When all’s done, you look but on a stool
...
My lord is often thus
And hath been from his youth
Title: Macbeth outline
Description: quotes from scene 3.4 with literary device and meanings and how it applies to the theme.
Description: quotes from scene 3.4 with literary device and meanings and how it applies to the theme.