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56 Cards in this Set
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"Out Damn Spot"
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Lady Macbeth
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"Whats done cannot be undone"
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Lady Macbeth
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"I think but dare not speak"
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Doctor
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"The queen my lord is dead"
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Seyton
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"For strangers to my nature I am yet unknown to women"
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Malcolm
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"But I have none the kings becoming graces"
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Malcolm
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"Murder,Murder,Murder"
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Lady Macduff
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"What I from Dunisinane away and clear prophet again should hardly draw me hear"
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Doctor
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"Thou lyest thou hag shear villian"
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Macduff's son
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"Double Double boil and trouble...."
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The witches
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"And now about the cauldrons sing like elves and faires in a ring"
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Hecate
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"It is better to be dead then alive then dwell in doubtful joy"
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Lady Macbeth
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"That vulture in you, to devour so many"
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Malcolm
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"They have tied me to a stake; I cannot fly but bearlike I must fight the course"
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Macbeth
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What is inside the cauldron ?
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eye of newt
toe of frog tongue of dog lizards leg scale of dragon tooth of wolf gall of goat |
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allusion
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refrence to a literary or historical things such as an event,character, or location
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aside
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when the character reveals private thoughts and other characters are on stage
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climax
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highest point of action
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denouement
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events leading to the conclusion
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dramatuc irony
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when the audience knows more than the characters.
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Exposition definition
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Setting where you meet the characters and place.
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External Conflict
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issues with an outside force man vs nature
man vs man |
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double entenore
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double meaning
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internal conflict
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issues within a character.
man vs himself |
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foreshadowing
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hint of future events
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inciting incident
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the moment that we know we're in the rising action.
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setting
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time & place
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illusion
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false image
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metaphor
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beyond what something is
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monologue
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a long uninterrupted speech other characters can be on stage.
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personification
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giving hunman characteristics to non humanthings/non living things.
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resolution
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events come to a close.
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tragic hero
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a character that will meet their ruin.
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tragic flaw
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a defect in the tragic hero
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verbal irony
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when a character says something but means the opposite
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omen
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a prophetic sign
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rising action
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where the plot moves forward leading to the climax
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soliloquy
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long uninterrupted speech that reveals private thoughts character is alone on stage.
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prophecy
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can see into the future
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Exposition examples
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(Act 1)
1.Scotland 2. 1st time meeting the witches 3. meeting characters. |
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Inciting Incident examples
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(Act 2)
1.King Duncans death |
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Rising Action examples
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(Act 2)
1.Donalbain & Malcolm fled 2.killing the guards 3.Macbeth is king 4.meeting Hecate |
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Climax examples
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(Act 3)
1.Banquos death 2.Ghost of Banquo 3. Fleance fled |
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Denouement examples
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(Act 4)
1. Lady Macduff death 2. 2nd time meeting the witches |
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Resolution examples
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(Act 5)
1.Lady Macbeth death 2.Malcolm becoming King 3.lady Macbeth sleepwalking |
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Evil
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1.King James I had it
2. A disease that affected the lymph nodes. |
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Bear-Baiting
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Macbeth said he felt like the bear. and the three dogs were Macduff Malcolm and Banquo.
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Apparition
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an armed hear(war) told him to beware Macduff 2nd : bloody child told him that a man born of a woman cannot hurt him. 3rd: Child with a crown holding a tree told him if the trees in Birnam wood move towards the castle in Dunsinane then he should be worried. |
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annoyances
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sharp objects
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Does Macduff have a father?
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no
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What happened to Macduff's son?
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he got stabbed by the murdererer
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Malcolm is a ____.
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virgin
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what is a gentlewoman ?
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an aristocrat who cares for the queen.
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Why does Lady Macbeth sleepwalk ?
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she has horrible guilt
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What did the Doctor tell the gentlewoman to do?
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to remove all annoyances.
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How was Macduff born ?
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c-section
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