Macbeth 3.4 Song Summary

The transcript narrates the dark events surrounding Macbeth's reign, including the ominous killing of a falcon by an owl, symbolizing the chaos in Scotland. Macbeth struggles with his conscience and guilt, haunted by the ghosts of his actions. Lady Macbeth urges him to enjoy his kingship, but threats from Macduff and Fliance loom. The narrative suggests taking a step-by-step approach to the unfolding drama, hinting at more death and turmoil to come.

What event leads to Macbeth feeling rotten despite being king?

How does Macbeth's wife suggest he cope with the pressures of being king?

What does Macbeth see that indicates his troubled state of mind?

What is the significance of Macduff and Fliance in Macbeth's thoughts?

What advice is given to Macbeth regarding the future?