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Macbeth - Act One > Key Quotes
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- 1What Line Represents The Supernatural Power Of The Witches?‘In Thunder, lightning, or in rain?’
- 2What Line Represents The Witches Dismissing The Serious Confrontation Between Warring Factions As 'Noisy Uproar'?'When The Hurlyburly's done'
- 3What Line Is Seen As A Paradox Phrase?'When the battle's lost and won'
- 4What Line Is Seen As A Alliterative Phrase?'Fair is foul, and foul is fair'
- 5Act One > Scene Two > Key QuotesBegins Next!
- 6What Line Represents A Gory Battle?'What bloody man is that?'
- 7What Line Represents The Ferocity Of The Conflict In The Play?'Doubtful it stood;/ As two spent swimmers that do cling together/ And Choke their art'
- 8What Line Represents That The Mercenaries Will Not Put Up A Strong Battle?'from the Western Isles/ Of Kerns and gallowglasses is supplied'
- 9What Line Represents Macbeth's Possible Love Of Sadistic Violence?'Till he unseamed him from the nave to th' chops,/ And fixed his head upon our battlements'
- 10What Line Represents Duncan's Naviety Towards Macbeth?'What he hath lost, Macbeth hath won'
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- Fifth year English Fichas sobre Macbeth - Act One > Key Quotes, creado por Ellie Potellie el 10/11/2017.
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