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CHAPTER NUMBER ONE
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CHAPTER NUMBER ONE
SCENE ONE
- Captain: Are the lions alarmed by the hares? Our two great thanes began to fight fiercely. With their strong swords they cut and cut again.
- 1st Witch: Where is the place?
- 2nd witch: on the heather.
- 3rd witch: There to meet Macbeth!
- All witches: fair is dirty and dirty is fair, Flying through the dark and misty air!
- 3rd witch: There to meet Macbeth!
- 2nd witch: on the heather.
- 1st Witch: Where is the place?
- Captain: Are the lions alarmed by the hares? Our two great thanes began to fight fiercely. With their strong swords they cut and cut again.
SCENE TWO
- King Duncan and some thanes in a camp, some distance from the battle. Enter Malcolm, the King's eldest are, with a wounded soldier.
- Duncan: Who is that poor man? His wounds are bleeding. Surely he can tell us how the battle is going.
- Malcolm: This is the captain, who by his bravery, saved me from certain death.
- Duncan: Welcome, brave friend! Tell me everything you know How was the battle going when you had to leave?
- Captain: For a long time, I was still in doubt. The rebel force was strong: its men fought well. Then brave Macbeth - as brave as he surely is, he fought until he reached the evil leader of the rebels. Then, a bloody sword in his hand, he confronted the traitor. And in one fell swoop, cut it almost in two. And put the head of the traitor on the wall of our castle, where everyone can see and rejoice.
- Duncan: Oh, brave Macbeth, what a great man he is!
- Captain: The battle was not over, King of Scotland. Some rebels turned and ran ... But help me sir, my wounds are deep, I bleed ...
- Duncan: Rest now, brave, you've said enough. Take care of him. He should not lose more blood.
- (The captain is taken in. Enter the Thane de Ross) Here is more news. What do you know, good thane?
- Ross: I come from Fife, my kind king, where the great king of Norway fought against us, helped by the rebel Thane of Cawdor. But fear not, my lord, our leader, the great Macbeth took charge of the fight and won. The victory was ours And the defeated king of Norway pleaded for peace.
- Duncan: great happiness! But how the Thane of Cawdor has cheated us! That rebel will have the death of a traitor. The Thane of Cawdor is now the brave Macbeth.
- Ross: I come from Fife, my kind king, where the great king of Norway fought against us, helped by the rebel Thane of Cawdor. But fear not, my lord, our leader, the great Macbeth took charge of the fight and won. The victory was ours And the defeated king of Norway pleaded for peace.
- (The captain is taken in. Enter the Thane de Ross) Here is more news. What do you know, good thane?
- Duncan: Rest now, brave, you've said enough. Take care of him. He should not lose more blood.
- Captain: The battle was not over, King of Scotland. Some rebels turned and ran ... But help me sir, my wounds are deep, I bleed ...
- Duncan: Oh, brave Macbeth, what a great man he is!
- Captain: For a long time, I was still in doubt. The rebel force was strong: its men fought well. Then brave Macbeth - as brave as he surely is, he fought until he reached the evil leader of the rebels. Then, a bloody sword in his hand, he confronted the traitor. And in one fell swoop, cut it almost in two. And put the head of the traitor on the wall of our castle, where everyone can see and rejoice.
- Duncan: Welcome, brave friend! Tell me everything you know How was the battle going when you had to leave?
- Malcolm: This is the captain, who by his bravery, saved me from certain death.
- Duncan: Who is that poor man? His wounds are bleeding. Surely he can tell us how the battle is going.
- King Duncan and some thanes in a camp, some distance from the battle. Enter Malcolm, the King's eldest are, with a wounded soldier.
SCENE THREE
- The three witches talk until they see macbeth and banquo, where macbeth sees them and says '' Speak, if you can. Who are you?''
- Two of the witches say: All hail, Macbeth. Hail to you, Thane of Cawdor!
- While the other witch says: Greetings, Macbeth. You will be the King of Scotland!
- Banquo: (To Macbeth) Why do you seem to fear a future full of promise? (Addressing the witches) Tell me the truth, creatures. Are they old, as they seem to be, or are they not real at all? You have told Macbeth about his present and his future destiny, and that has left him silent. If you have knowledge of the seeds of time, which seeds will grow and which will not, tell me now
- The three witches answer: Hail! Then two of them say you're younger than Macbeth, but older. Not so happy, but much happier. And the third witch (to Banquo) You will not be king, but you will be the father of kings. So say hello, Macbeth and Banquo!
- 1st witch: Banquo and Macbeth, all greeting!
- Macbeth: Wait! You have not said enough. I must know more. The death of my father has made me Thane de Glamis. But Thane from Cawdor? Not that is wrong. The Thane of Cawdor is alive and well. And as for being King, that is impossible. Tell me where you got your knowledge and how you know my future. Stay, tell me more, I order it!
- (The witches laugh and disappear in the fog)
- Macbeth and Banquo are still talking about what the witches told them
- Macbeth and Banquo are talking about what the witches told them, a little while later they say for Ross and Angus Vengan, friends, they take us to the King.
- Macbeth and Banquo are still talking about what the witches told them
- (The witches laugh and disappear in the fog)
- Macbeth: Wait! You have not said enough. I must know more. The death of my father has made me Thane de Glamis. But Thane from Cawdor? Not that is wrong. The Thane of Cawdor is alive and well. And as for being King, that is impossible. Tell me where you got your knowledge and how you know my future. Stay, tell me more, I order it!
- 1st witch: Banquo and Macbeth, all greeting!
- The three witches answer: Hail! Then two of them say you're younger than Macbeth, but older. Not so happy, but much happier. And the third witch (to Banquo) You will not be king, but you will be the father of kings. So say hello, Macbeth and Banquo!
- Banquo: (To Macbeth) Why do you seem to fear a future full of promise? (Addressing the witches) Tell me the truth, creatures. Are they old, as they seem to be, or are they not real at all? You have told Macbeth about his present and his future destiny, and that has left him silent. If you have knowledge of the seeds of time, which seeds will grow and which will not, tell me now
- While the other witch says: Greetings, Macbeth. You will be the King of Scotland!
- Two of the witches say: All hail, Macbeth. Hail to you, Thane of Cawdor!
- The three witches talk until they see macbeth and banquo, where macbeth sees them and says '' Speak, if you can. Who are you?''
SCENE FOUR
- (Inside the palace of King Duncan)
- Duncan: Is the evil traitor Cawdor dead?
- Malcolm: My lord, he is. Before dying, he asked for your forgiveness. And he confessed his betrayal. He died more noble than he lived. He smiled. Life had no more meaning for him
- Duncan: there is no way to learn the thoughts of others. His face was honest and I trusted him.
- (Enter Macbeth, Banquo, Ross and Angus)
- Duncan thanks these four, where he tells them they will be welcome and announces how happy he is, also that Malcolm his eldest son will be his heir.
- Macbeth: Hearing that, he decides to do a dirty act for what the witches told him, which scares him but I want to act fast.
- Duncan thanks these four, where he tells them they will be welcome and announces how happy he is, also that Malcolm his eldest son will be his heir.
- (Enter Macbeth, Banquo, Ross and Angus)
- Duncan: there is no way to learn the thoughts of others. His face was honest and I trusted him.
- Malcolm: My lord, he is. Before dying, he asked for your forgiveness. And he confessed his betrayal. He died more noble than he lived. He smiled. Life had no more meaning for him
- Duncan: Is the evil traitor Cawdor dead?
- (Inside the palace of King Duncan)
SCENE FIVE
- A letter arrives to Lady Macbeth where she says: "These sisters who see everything met with me on the day of victory." Since then, he has discovered more about them, they have strange powers, then came messengers from the King, I call Tharon de Cawdor Like the witches, but the three sisters told me something else, they said you were the future King, my dear companion, your promise will make you a queen, think of our great joy to come. (She talks to herself) You are also Glamis and Cawdor. And you will be what the three sisters promised. But even so, I'm afraid you do not have the will to get what you want. You are ambitious, but not brave enough to do what needs to be done. To get the crown, you must commit murder, and you know it. You must do the wrong thing, but fear doing it wrong. Husband, come quickly, so that my daring spirit will help you to put aside all that you still have out of the golden crown that the destiny of the dice that is yours.
- Macbeth and Lady Macbeth talk about the departure of King Duncan and what they should do the only thing is that they know they should not fear
- A letter arrives to Lady Macbeth where she says: "These sisters who see everything met with me on the day of victory." Since then, he has discovered more about them, they have strange powers, then came messengers from the King, I call Tharon de Cawdor Like the witches, but the three sisters told me something else, they said you were the future King, my dear companion, your promise will make you a queen, think of our great joy to come. (She talks to herself) You are also Glamis and Cawdor. And you will be what the three sisters promised. But even so, I'm afraid you do not have the will to get what you want. You are ambitious, but not brave enough to do what needs to be done. To get the crown, you must commit murder, and you know it. You must do the wrong thing, but fear doing it wrong. Husband, come quickly, so that my daring spirit will help you to put aside all that you still have out of the golden crown that the destiny of the dice that is yours.
SCENE SIX
- (Outside of Macbeth Castle, enter King Duncan with his sons, Malcolm and Donalbain, and also Banquo, Lennox and Ross)
- Duncan: What a nice place! The air is sweet and fresh.
- Banquo: The birds that nest here sing their sweetest songs and give us a happy welcome.
- (Enter Lady Macbeth)
- Duncan: Here is our hostess of honor, with her welcome too! Madam, I ask you to forgive me for the problems caused by my real visit.
- Lady Macbeth: Nothing we can do to serve you is enough. Our thanks and welcome should be doubled and duplicated once more. And in exchange for the honors that are bestowed upon us, we offer our prayers for your safety.
- Duncan: Where is the Thane of Cawdor? We followed him, but we could not reach him. His love for you brought him here before us. Fair and noble hostess, we are your guests tonight.
- Lady Macbeth: Dear sir, everything we have belongs to you. We still owe him more than we can afford.
- Duncan: Give me your hand and take me to Macbeth. We love him well and we know we will always do it. Let's go in together, my dear hostess.
- Lady Macbeth: Dear sir, everything we have belongs to you. We still owe him more than we can afford.
- Duncan: Where is the Thane of Cawdor? We followed him, but we could not reach him. His love for you brought him here before us. Fair and noble hostess, we are your guests tonight.
- Lady Macbeth: Nothing we can do to serve you is enough. Our thanks and welcome should be doubled and duplicated once more. And in exchange for the honors that are bestowed upon us, we offer our prayers for your safety.
- Duncan: Here is our hostess of honor, with her welcome too! Madam, I ask you to forgive me for the problems caused by my real visit.
- (Enter Lady Macbeth)
- Banquo: The birds that nest here sing their sweetest songs and give us a happy welcome.
- Duncan: What a nice place! The air is sweet and fresh.
- (Outside of Macbeth Castle, enter King Duncan with his sons, Malcolm and Donalbain, and also Banquo, Lennox and Ross)
SCENE SEVEN
- Lady Macbeth and MAbbeth at the meeting in the middle of guests and lunch go out to talk in the hall about the murder of King Duncan, who is afraid to do so.
- In the end Macbeth says he is determined to commit this act horribe (murder) but in the meantime show the faces false and smiling. To hide the evil plan, which only our hearts know.
- Lady Macbeth and MAbbeth at the meeting in the middle of guests and lunch go out to talk in the hall about the murder of King Duncan, who is afraid to do so.
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- Mapa Mental sobre CHAPTER NUMBER ONE, creado por tania jimena garcia cortes el 25/02/2018.
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