Macbeth: Act 3 Scene 1 - Summary & Analysis

Act 3 Scenario I: Summary After Banquo resigns, Macbeth thinks alone. He soon realized that the king would not exist unless the king was ok. And he is not safe to Banquo, he "has a kind of wisdom to lead his heroism ... my fear except him ... my genius was reprimanded under him" The prophecy of the other witches has become the truth, Macbeth is afraid that the children of the acquisition by the World Bank will also be the truth.

In the third act of the third act, the witch told Macbeth that Turner of Cadle, then Scottish king. Shakespeare used this scene to tell the audience and Macbeth about future events, but he also used that as a power of my role. After hearing these prophecies, Macbeth and his wife became very ambitious, took the stage and killed King Duncan. In the third act of the third act, the strange sister was shattered by Hecut which was a goddess of magic, who prophesied without her permission. Hecut said to the witches and the audience, "I will have a miserable and fatal ending tonight." Her words indicate that she uses her magic to change future events. She also instructed the witch to see her the next morning.

In "Macbeth", the witch of the first act scene 1, the first act scene 3, the third act scene 5, the fourth act scene appeared four times, but the originality of the appearance of the third act is controversial I will. It is believed that this scene and the role of Hecate (also the fourth act) are not written by Shakespeare, but they are later written in the script. In Act 1 Scene 1, the witch opens the game in a desolate place described in the text. In the conversation between the three witches, they decided to meet Macbeth at "Wasted Land". In the third act of the first act, three witches gathered in wasteland and waited for Macbeth to come back from the battle. When Macbeth and his fellow class came, they picked Macbeth away from the hidden place:

Witch's prophecy; Mrs Macbeth, the ambition of Macbeth and his fate played an important role in the tragic collapse of Macbeth, which ultimately led to his death. The witches explained Macanbeth with Bonquo ​​with three 'ice' simply after welcoming Macbeth in the third act with the three official 'everyone's welcome' and then compared 3 paradoxes with Macbeth. Witch - A second witch of "a little smaller than the Macbeth" - "Not too happy but more happy" Third witch "You are not a king but you are all hail, Macbeth and Bangor. When doing rituals personally, they will sing like most of the ritual languages ​​in these lines, whether it is good or bad, repetition is important in coordination, rhythm and rhythm "Dual, double effort and trouble, burning of flame and bubble of cauldron" - this rhyme is used for the spell effect of the witch scene and the strange ambiguity of fear and ridiculous in their language To convey