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| To please King James I of England (aka King James IV of Scotland) |
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| When was MacBeth written? |
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Who was the Father of Macbeth? |
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| How long did Macbeth rule for? |
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| tragic flaw, leads to heroes destruction |
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| first born son of king attains the throne due to father's death |
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| imagery; nature mirrors human emotions |
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| deceptive speech, justifies a lie in that it contains some truth |
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| monologue by character when they are alone, allows reader to see inner thoughts and emotions |
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| character speaks directly to another character who isnt on stage or an inanimate object |
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| emotional release or cleansing |
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