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English 10H Quotes and Analysis - Macbeth

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My, Name Macbeth Quote Adventure Act 1 Question 1 ?Fair is foul and foul is fair. /Hover through the fog and filthy air? (1.1.12) The witches speak in unison just before meeting Macbeth. They are in a storm and are going to meet Macbeth. The 3 witches mean that appearances can be deceiving. Question 2 ?There?s no are/to fin the mind?s construction in the face:? (1.4.14) Duncan and Malcolm are talking about the execution of a treasoner. Duncan means that there?s no way to read a man?s mind by looking at his face. Question 3 ?Stars, hide your fires; /let not light see my black and deep desires. (1.4.57-58) Duncan is telling Macbeth that Malcolm is next in line. Macbeth means that the stars hide their light so no one would know his bad intentions. Question 4

Macbeth Quote Adventure English 10H

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Ma, Brian Macbeth Quote Adventure Act 1 Question 1 ?Fair is foul and foul is fair. /Hover through the fog and filthy air? (1.1.12) The witches speak in unison just before meeting Macbeth. They are in a storm and are going to meet Macbeth. The 3 witches mean that appearances can be deceiving. Question 2 ?There?s no are/to fin the mind?s construction in the face:? (1.4.14) Duncan and Malcolm are talking about the execution of a treasoner. Duncan means that there?s no way to read a man?s mind by looking at his face. Question 3 ?Stars, hide your fires; /let not light see my black and deep desires. (1.4.57-58) Duncan is telling Macbeth that Malcolm is next in line. Macbeth means that the stars hide their light so no one would know his bad intentions. Question 4

Proving McDuff's & Malcolm's Inocense

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February 27, 2013 Dear Thanes of Scotland, Your Honors? I am King Malcolm?s and Lord Macduff?s attorney and I?ll like to present to you the evidence for Malcolm?s and Macduff?s innocence and that the execution of King Macbeth was an act of justice.
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