Witches’ purpose:
Hecate’s reasoning:
vision
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what it shows/tells Macbeth
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effect on Macbeth
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how did the witches trick Macbeth (or how did what seemed impossible happen)
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head with a helmet
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bloody child
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crowned child with a tree bough
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procession of eight kings ending with Banquo
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Here is the animated link for this scene: Macbeth animation
Completed chart:
Witches’ purpose:
destroy Macbeth—make him feel safe/untouchable/nothing can hurt him
Hecate’s reasoning: to make Macbeth put his guard down so they can
bring him down
DRAMATIC IRONY—WHEN WE KNOW THINGS THE CHARACTER
DOES NOT
FORESHADOWING—THE AUTHOR GIVES US CLUES ABOUT
FUTURE EVENTS
vision
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what it shows/tells
Macbeth
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effect on Macbeth
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how did the witches
trick Macbeth (or how did what seemed impossible happen)
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head with a helmet
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Beware Macduff!
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He knew that, just reaffirms his suspicions
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bloody child
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No man born of a woman can kill you
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Feels untouchable like no man can kill him—but he’ll kill
Macduff just to be sure
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crowned child with a
tree bough
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You are safe until Birnam Wood moves to Dunsinane Castle (a
forest would have to move 12 miles to his house)
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He is sure he cannot be defeated
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procession of eight
kings ending with Banquo
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?
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Scares him/confuses him/infuriates him
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