Macbeth 4.1 Performance: Macbeth, Lines 160-172

The transcript explores the theme of purpose and action, emphasizing the need for deeds to accompany intentions. It highlights the resolve to act decisively and the consequences that follow such actions. The narrative underscores the importance of determination and focus in achieving one's goals.

What does the speaker believe is necessary for a purpose to be achieved?

• A supportive team

• An accompanying action

• A detailed plan

• A strong desire

What immediate action does the speaker decide to take?

• To seek forgiveness

• To gather more information

• To attack Macduff's castle

• To flee the country

Who does the speaker plan to target in his attack?

• Macduff's family and followers

• Macduff's allies

• The neighboring villagers

• The king's guards

What attitude does the speaker express towards boasting?

• He believes it is necessary

• He thinks it is foolish

• He finds it entertaining

• He considers it a sign of strength

What does the speaker seek from others at the end of the monologue?

• Guidance on his plans

• Approval of his actions

• Assistance in locating his targets

• A safe place to hide