The king’s crown Macbeth does not fear death at the hands of the rebels The bible because he has... The King’s bloody pillow Extensive battle experience Faith in the witches' prophecies Which characters run away shortly after Duncan’s death? Little reason to go on living Banquo and Fleance No awareness of the rebels' strength Macbeth and Lady Macbeth Malcolm and Donalbain In the last scene, Macbeth fights to the death because Macduff and his family he... is given no other choice What does Macbeth hire men to do? thinks that Macduff can be easily defeated Protect him from assassins does not believe Macduff's claims about his birth Kill Macduff and his family prefers an honourable defeat to a humiliating Find the witches so he can talk to them again surrender Kill Banquo and his son Relevant Vocabulary Ambition Chivalry Cowardice (noun) (noun) (noun) A strong desire to do or Bravery, military skill, Fear and self-concern leading achieve something. generosity in victory, courtesy to putting yourself first. to women Conflict Desire Duplicity (noun) (noun) (noun) A serious disagreement or A strong wish for something or Deceitfulness; being argument. someone. Femininity Machiavellian Masculinity
The king’s crown The bible The King’s bloody pillow Which characters run away shortly after Duncan’s death? Banquo and Fleance Macbeth and Lady Macbeth Malcolm and Donalbain Macduff and his family What does Macbeth hire men to do? Protect him from assassins Kill Macduff and his family Find the witches so he can talk to them again Kill Banquo and his son Macbeth does not fear death at the hands of the rebels because he has... Extensive battle experience Faith in the witches' prophecies Little reason to go on living No awareness of the rebels' strength In the last scene, Macbeth fights to the death because he... is given no other choice thinks that Macduff can be easily defeated does not believe Macduff's claims about his birth prefers an honourable defeat to a humiliating surrender Relevant Vocabulary Ambition (noun) A strong desire to do or achieve something. Chivalry (noun) Bravery, military skill, generosity in victory, courtesy to women Cowardice (noun) Fear and self-concern leading to putting yourself first. Conflict (noun) A serious disagreement or argument. Desire (noun) A strong wish for something or someone. Duplicity (noun) Deceitfulness; being Femininity Machiavellian Masculinity