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A letter about Macbeth.

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  • Essay length: 1224 words
  • Submitted: 01/07/2008
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GCSE Macbeth

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Mustafa Ali Sunday, 09 March 2008

Macbeth

Dear cast and crew,

I am very sorry for my unexpected absence. Not to worry, hopefully I'll be back on Monday ready to see your work. As you know, Act two, Scene 2, is a really important part of this play. I hope you can portray this with that importance. I have left clear directorial notes for you to follow which should make it easier for you.

Macbeth: Before Act 2, Scene 2, we see that Macbeth is having doubts whether to kill the King Duncan. We learn that he was unblemished and he was a noble warrior. At the beginning of the play we see a different side to Macbeth. We know that he is strong, brave and is a loyal warrior. He is very patriotic and fights for his country. But, when he meets the three witches and they give him the prophecy, we see a darker side to him. We see that he can be brave and loyal but he can also be tyrannical. When the plot is put together, Macbeth starts to show his anxiousness and his feelings start to rot away.

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