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What is Macbeth's lie to Banquo about the witches and their predictions?
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He said he doesn't think of them
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Why didn't Lady Macbeth kill Duncan herself?
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She said that he looked like her father
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Why doesn't Macbeth take the daggers back to the room Duncan was murdered in?
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He said he cannot bear to look at Duncan again.
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Why is Banquo awake so late in the beginning of scene 1?
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His restless thoughts are keeping him awake
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Who discovers Duncan's body?
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Macduff
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Who does Macbeth address his thoughts to in his soliloquy?
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Duncan, the earth and the dagger
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As Macbeth goes to kill Duncan, what does he imagine?
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That there is a dagger in front of his eyes
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What does Banquo winder about the prophecies?
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He wonders if his prophecies will come true
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As Lady Macbeth waits for Macbeth to commit the murder, how does she feel?
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She feels very confident
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Macbeth could not join in in the prayer that he overheard because he was overcome with
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Guilt for the murder that he committed
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Who puts their loyalty to Duncan instead of ambition?
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Banquo
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The scene with the drunken porter was to create a comic relief, what did this scene not do?
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Introduce new information about Duncan's murder
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When opening the gates, who does the porter pretend to let into "hell"?
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People who have done wrong things
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Why are there references to Gorgons?
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To describe how frightening the sights of these events/killings are
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What is Lady Macbeth's reaction to the murders after they were committed? What about Macbeth's?
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Lady Macbeth is concerned with practical matters. Macbeth is too horrified to act
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