| Why is Hecate angry? | The witches talked to Macbeth without her. |
| How does Hecate describe Macbeth? | Selfish and self centered. |
| Which of Macbeth’s previous actions confirm Hecate’s description of him? | Macbeth killed Banquo and Duncan. |
| What will happen to Macbeth “i’ th’ morning”? | He will come to know his destiny. |
| What is Hecate planning to do to Macbeth? | Cast a spell on him. |
| What is mortals’ biggest enemy? | False sense of security. |
| What “things” that “have been strangely borne” does Lennox describe? | Banquo and Duncan are dead and Fleance has fled. |
| Why does Lennox link Fleance’s running away to evidence for his killing his father? | Fleance ran away. |
| According to Lennox who else has been accused of killing their father? | Malcom and Donalbain. |
| How does Lennox describe Macbeth’s act of killing Duncan’s guards? | Noble and wise so they don’t deny killing Duncan. |
| Why does Lennox connect Duncan and Banquo’s death? | He believes Macbeth killed both of them. |
| Who is “the tyrant”? | Macbeth |
| Why does Macduff live in disgrace? | He did not show up to the banquet. |
| According to the Lord, what has “the tyrant” stolen? | The crown. |
| Where has Macduff gone and why? | He went to England to ask king Edward to restore Scotland. |
| What is Macbeth planning? | War |
| What does Lennox hope will happen? | The blessing from king Edward will help their suffering from Macbeth. |
Macbeth Act 3 Scene 5 and 6
August 24, 2019