Macbeth 2.3 Performance: Macbeth, Lines 105-115a

The transcript describes a scene of violent love and reason, focusing on Duncan's murder with vivid imagery. It highlights the murderers' actions, steeped in their trade's colors, and questions who could refrain from acting out of love and courage.

What does the speaker suggest about his emotions in the first section?

• They are more powerful than his reasoning.

• They are based on logic and facts.

• They are irrelevant to the situation.

• They are calm and controlled.

How does the speaker describe Duncan's appearance after the murder?

• As if he is peacefully sleeping.

• As if he is covered in silver and gold.

• As if he is unharmed and untouched.

• As if he is in a natural state.

What imagery is used to describe the murder scene?

• A harmonious setting.

• A serene landscape.

• A breach in nature.

• A peaceful garden.

What is the speaker's view on the murderers' appearance?

• They are clean and tidy.

• They are steeped in the colors of their trade.

• They are invisible.

• They are dressed in white.

What does the speaker imply is needed to act on one's love?

• A heart full of fear.

• A heart full of doubt.

• A heart full of courage.

• A heart full of hatred.