Macbeth Act 3

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What does Banquo fear at the beginning of Act 3?

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Banquo fears that Macbeth got the title of king through devious means.

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Who is Macbeth questioning about seeking revenge when he says, "Do you find your patience so predominant in your nature that you can let this go?"

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Macbeth is questioning Banquo about seeking revenge.

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True or False: When Macbeth sent for Macduff, Macduff said he would not return.

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True.

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Who does Macbeth fear now that Duncan is gone?

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Macbeth fears Banquo.

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What does the word 'posterity' mean?

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Posterity means future generations.

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What is the significance of Banquo's character in Act 3?

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Banquo represents the threat to Macbeth's power and the prophecy of the witches.

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How does Macbeth's ambition affect his relationship with Lady Macbeth in Act 3?

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Macbeth's ambition leads to a power struggle and emotional distance between him and Lady Macbeth.

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What role do the witches play in Act 3?

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The witches symbolize fate and the supernatural, influencing Macbeth's actions and decisions.

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What is Macbeth's mental state in Act 3?

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Macbeth is increasingly paranoid and guilt-ridden, leading to irrational decisions.

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How does the theme of guilt manifest in Act 3?

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Guilt manifests through Macbeth's fear of losing power and his hallucinations.