Act V is the rising conflict and climax of the play. Shakespeare creates tension by writing alternating scenes between Macbeth and the Lady AND the Warriors who wish to dethrone Macbeth.
You must summarize what happens with Macbeth and his wife . You must also summarize what happens with all of the warriors who are plotting against Macbeth. Each summary must contain six to ten details of what happens (with citations) for both group of characters.
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Lady Macbeth and Macbeth
The two Macbeths try to maintain power but the lady loses her ambition (5.1.32). She contemplates ...... (5.3.45-54) while Macbeth becomes more......(5.3.59). He begins to plan....(5.4.32) because of the witches' prophesies but loses his...(5.5).
Warriors
Macduff hurries off to get help from (5.1.2) but his family is murdered (5.1.56)....
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Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth had gone insane because her guilty had played a trick on her. She sleep walked at night and talked of her secret to the doctor and the maid (5.1.21-22). Macbeth said that he will wait till the Birnam woods moved or else he will not hear any more reports (5.3.1-2). Macbeth had no advantage in this war and the servant told him that there was ten thousand men went toward the castle (5.3.14). Macbeth then told Seyton that he was ready to battled Malcolm and his men (5.3.39). Macbeth also received the news that his wife had gone crazy but Macbeth said that he will search for the cure in Scotland for Lady Macbeth (5.4.56-57). In scene five, Macbeth mentioned that he can stand Malcolm’s men (5.5.7-8). Lady Macbeth soon screamed and committed suicide; Macbeth said that Lady Macbeth was going to die anyway (5.5.9-20). A messenger came in and told Macbeth that the Birnam was moving toward the castle but Macbeth threatened the messenger’s life if the messenger told a lie (5.5.38-46). At scene seven, Macbeth said that he was stuck at the castle then Young Siward showed up and Siward was killed (5.7.1-15). Macbeth then met Macduff; Macduff killed Macbeth for revenge (5.8.4-39).
Malcolm, Macduff, and other nobles
Malcolm and Macduff wished to dethrone Macbeth because they thought that Macbeth was not capable of being a king. Angus and other nobles from Scotland have come and joined Malcolm in the battle to freed Scotland. (5.2.7)Now that Malcolm had more people, they all agreed that Macbeth was not the right material for king. Angus said that Macbeth felt “his title hang loose about him, like a giant’s robe upon a dwarfish thief. (5.2.23-25)” The soldiers from Malcolm’s side said that they “pour we in our country’s purge each drop of us. (5.2.33-34)” These men will sacrifice themselves to get back their country even if they all die. These soldiers were very dedicated to the Malcolm. Malcolm and Angus were to meet each other at Birnam to attacked Malcolm together (5.2.36).
Malcolm and the men had surrendered Dunsinane (5.6.1). Malcolm commanded Siward to lead the first battle with his on the Young Siward and Malcolm with Macduff will finish what is leaf to finish (5.6.2-5). The Young Siward had battled with Macbeth and Young Siward was killed by Macbeth (5.7.13-15). After the death of Young Siward, Macduff came in and found Macbeth. They started to fight against each other and Macduff told Macbeth that he was a premature baby. Macbeth then got scare because Macduff was not woman-born and then Macduff killed Macbeth with Macbeth’s head chopped off (5.8.1-39). Macduff then brought the head to Malcolm and Siward gave them the good news (5.8.65-66). However, Siward just received the news that his son was dead (5.8.44-45). After the battle, Malcolm said that all these worthy nobles were to be rewarded ((5.8.72-75).
Lady Macbeth and Macbeth
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth started to sleepwalk at might because of guilt. She said her secrets about the death of Macduff’s family in her sleepwalk and the doctor and the gentlewoman heard it (5.1.44-47). Lady Macbeth has also committed suicide (5.5.19). Macbeth wasn’t scared that the English army was coming closer because he won’t be defeated until the Birnam Woods moved towards the castle and when he fights a person that is not born from a woman (5.3.1-11). Macbeth’s messenger reported that the Birnam Woods started to move and Macbeth started to be afraid but he believes that he will not die until he fights a man not born from a woman, so he gains back his confidence (5.5.36-54). Macbeth then puts on his armor to prepare to fight because he knows that he will not be defeated because he thought most of the people are born form a woman and he killed Young Siward (5.7.14-18). Macbeth was going to fight Macduff but he wasn’t scared at all until Macduff tells Macbeth that he was not born from a woman because he was taken out from his mother’s stomach and Macbeth became really scared (5.8.17-20). Macbeth didn’t care anymore and will fight until he dies (5.8.32-39). Macbeth then dies (5.8.39-40).
Warriors
Angus, Caithness, Lennox, and Menteith were talking to each other about Macbeth’s tyrant, and that they will meet Macbeth’s army near Birnam Wood. Also, they talked about how they are going to save Scotland form Macbeth‘s control (5.2.6-37). Malcolm thought of an idea that some soldiers will be holding a branch of tree so Macbeth would be clueless to how many soldiers they really have (5.4.6-9). Malcolm also said that they will have an advantage because almost everyone had left Macbeth and the soldiers fighting for him are only forced to and that they don’t care for Macbeth (5.4.14-180). Malcolm gives directions to where Siward and his army will go and where he will go in the battlefield (5.6.1-6). Young Siward was then killed by Macbeth (5.7.14-15). Macduff found Macbeth and was really to kill him (5.8.8-10). Macduff kills Macbeth and carried Macbeth’s body to show Malcolm and the other warriors (5.8.39-40). Siward was glad that his son died honorable (5.8.55-58). Malcolm became King of Scotland and made the thanes and kinsmen into the first earls of Scotland (5.8.65-76).
Lady Macbeth and Macbeth:
ReplyDeleteMacbeth and Lady Macbeth always wanted more power and that is what made them evil (5.1.40). They both became mad or crazy in the play. In act 5, Lady Macbeth becomes crazy (5.1.37-42). She thought her hands were full of blood and tried to wash it constantly. She talked to herself and the doctor recorded her actions and words (5.1.44-46). She spoke of Macduff and his wife who got killed and about Banquo’s death. Lady Macbeth had a guilty conscience. She imagined blood in her hands that never wanted to be cleaned. Macbeth however, doesn’t care anymore about his wife (5.5.20-25). When Lady Macbeth killed herself, Macbeth didn’t care and said that she would have died anyway. Macbeth was busy planning out the fight with Malcolm and Macduff. When Birnam Wood moved towards Dunsinane castle, Macbeth abandoned the castle (5.5.50). He murdered young Siward and planned to fight Macduff (5.7.15). However, Macbeth found out that Macduff was not born of a woman and feared Macduff (5.8.19-26). Macbeth fought Macduff while he was afraid.
Malcolm and Macduff: The warriors
Malcolm and Macduff had planned to overthrow Macbeth and get revenge for killing Macduff’s family (5.2.30-35). A Scottish force was created that rebelled against Macbeth (5.2.10). Leading the force was Malcolm, Macduff, and Siward (5.2.85). Macduff found Macbeth and told him to fight. Macbeth was scared to fight Macduff because Macduff told him he was not born of a woman (5.8.19-20). However, Macduff threatened Macbeth and told him that he would take him and show him to the public and let everyone know he is a tyrant (5.8.27-31). Macbeth and Macduff fought and Macbeth got killed. Macduff brings Macbeth’s head to Malcolm and Malcolm becomes king (5.8.65-70). Malcolm promises everyone a peaceful era (5.8.80).
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth begins to sleepwalk and she constantly washes her hands because she thinks they are covered in blood (5.1.4-10). As Lady Macbeth grows worse, Macbeth finds out that this thanes are no longer on his side (5.3.1). Macbeth believes that he if he loses his crown he will also loose his life so he asks Seyton to prepare him for battle (5.3.43-44). While Macbeth is getting dressed, he speaks to the doctor who is treating Lady Macbeth and asks for news about her (5.3.60). Macbeth asks a doctor to help cure Lady Macbeth and make her healthy again (5.3.62-69). Macbeth then prepares for battle and gives some encouraging words to his soldiers. He tells them that the men who crossed over to the other side will starve and die (5.5.2-4). Seyton delivers the news to Macbeth that his wife committed suicide (5.5.19). A messenger then enters and tells Macbeth that he can see the opposite army approaching and Macbeth prepares for battle (5.5.37-56). Once in battle Macbeth is surrounded in a corner with Young Siward but he finds out that he is born from a woman so he kills him (5.7.15-18). Macbeth and Macduff have found each other. Macbeth tells Macduff that he will not fight him because he is not born of a woman, but then quickly chooses to fight when Macduff was going to kill him either way (5.8.21-39).
Warriors
Mentieth says that the English army is near with Maclcom and that they are prepared to fight for revenge (5.2.1-5). The men choose to meet the army “Near Birnam Wood” (5.2.6). The Scotish forces have joined the English army and they are now prepared to fight together. Malcom orders that every soldier cut down a branch of the trees from the woods and use it as camouflage (5.4.6-9). Malcom, Macduff, and Siward all agree that the soldiers need to wait to be given orders to fight. They would first like to see how strong Macbeth’s army is before they fight with all they force (5.4.14-27). The warriors have declared war and choose Young Siward to lead them in battle (5.6.1-6). Young Siward is killed by Macbeth because he was born of a woman (5.7.15-18). Macduff and Siward know they have won the battle and they were given the castle back easily (5.7.29-33). Macduff and Macbeth meet face to face but Macbeth refuses to fight Macduff (5.8.5-7). Macduff then says that he was not born of a woman (5.8.11-16). He also tells Macbeth he should fight him, or he will kill him and call him a coward (5.8.27-31). Macbeth fights back and Macduff kills Macbeth. Siward receives news that his son died in battle (5.8.44). Macduff then enters with Macbeth’s head and Malcom is crowned King (5.8.65-74).
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Macbeth and Lady Macbeth:
Lady Macbeth has gone mad by all the deeds she has committed in order to get Macbeth into power. She sleep walks throughout the castle trying to wipe the blood off her hands from the people she has killed (5.1.37-42). When she walks around the castle, she says that she won’t kill anyone else (5.1.46-47). The murders have caused Lady Macbeth to feel guilty and regret everything she did. Macbeth becomes paranoid because he is trying to figure out who will kill him (5.3.4-5). He also goes into battle knowing that he doesn’t have to fear any of his enemies because they were born from women (5.3.6-7). Macbeth prepares for battle when he hears that ten thousand soldiers are coming in his direction (5.3.17-20). Lady Macbeth dies before the final battle and Macbeth focuses on the attacking army (5.5.19). Macbeth kills young Siward (5.7.15) but Macbeth is killed by Mac duff (5.8.39). Macbeth and Lady Macbeth died for there evil deeds.
Warriors:
The warriors plan to get revenge for their families who were murdered by Macbeth (5.2.4). Caithness says that Macbeth plans to defend himself but his cause is weak and can be defeated (5.2.16-17). He plans to march and fight for the country that has been affected by Macbeths rule (5.230-34). Malcolm plans to attack by surprise so Macbeth won’t be able to defend himself (5.4.6-9). He wants the upper hand in order to devastate Macbeth’s army. Young Siward is the first to reach Macbeth but Macbeth is able to kill him (5.7.14-15). Macduff finds Macbeth and he kills him (5.8.39). When Macduff kills Macbeth, Malcolm becomes the rightful king.
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth is getting out of control because she has so much on her conscience. The doctor and the gentlewoman observe Lady Macbeth while she is sleepwalking because she is saying something that needed to be heard (5.1.5-20). Lady Macbeth is trying wash her hands which means she is trying to wash away her sins thats he has forced Macbeth to do (5.1.37-42). The murdering of the people has made Lady Macbeth feel guilty because she knew that she was wrong and know she will not do i again. While Macbeth is getting suited up for war, he asked he doctor about his wife, Lady Macbeth (5.3.60). The doctor says that he has no cure for her and that she has to cure herself. She has endless visions that keeps her from sleeping. Macbeth demands to the doctor that he uses some kind of drug to cure her. Macbeth gets suited up for war, knowing that he will defeat Macduff because he was born from a woman. Somebody told Macbeth that nobody born from a woman will defeat him (5.8.17-20). Once Macduff tells him that he wasn't born from a woman, he was cut out of his mother's womb, Macbeth get's scared and is killed.
Macbeth and Warriors.
Macduff and Malcolm are planning a siege On Macbeth after all he has done. He murdered Macduff's whole family (5.2.3-5). The English army are also eager to help the victorious Macduff and Malcolm to defeat Macbeth. Macbeth said, until Birnan Wood gets up and moves to Dunsinane, he would not be affected by fear. As Macbeth and Macduff are about to fight, Macbeth says that he would not fight a man that was born from a woman. But Macduff lied to Macbeth and told him that he was not born from a woman, he was cut out of his mothers womb (5.8.11-20). Macbeth then dies and Macduff carries out Macbeth's head in victory (5.8.65-70). Macduff tells his soldiers and fellow noblemen that they are free from tyranny (5.8.68).
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
ReplyDeleteAfter all the killing Lady Macbeth has finally gone insane, she keeps repeating the same daily activity. The doctor is observing all her doings and wonders why she does the same thing over and over again and begins to talk with the gentle woman that serves her (5, 1, 30-31). She imagines herself washing blood from her hands over and over again, she continues to write a letter in the middle of the night and repeat the same steps daily without any disruption (5, 1, 44-47). From the report of the doctor to Macbeth, he worries about Lady Macbeth and her condition but he is more conscious about the battle he is about to start. When the servant told Macbeth that there are ten thousand men that are prepared to fight a war against Macbeth, he became scared and doesn’t know what he is doing. Macbeth mentions that no matter what Lady Macbeth must be cured and he will search anywhere to get that cure for Lady Macbeth (5.4.56-57). From the prophecy Macbeth remembers that he does not have to fear a man that is born from women and from fighting Young Siward he notices that he is born from a woman so he needs to kill him (5.7.15-18).
Warriors
The warriors plan to kill Macbeth to revenge all the lost souls (5, 2, 1-5). As Angus teams up with the other warriors, they plan to kill Macbeth who has drenched his hands in flesh blood. The warriors use Birnam Wood from Dunsinane to make Macbeth afraid (5, 5, 50-51). In scene 6 Malcolm and Macduff agree that they will fight until they kill Macbeth and take back the kingdom, if they cannot fight anymore then that’s when they are dead (5, 6, 8-9). When Young Siward approaches Macbeth and tries to kill him, he was “slain” instead this causes Macduff to kill Macbeth to end his evilness (5, 7, 10-15).
Spyro Fletouris
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Lady Macbeth starts to wonder around the castle sleepwalking. A docter and woman watch as Lady Macbeth washes the boold off her hands. Lady Macbeth is trying to get rid of the guilt she has for killing innocent people to gain power.(5.1.5-20) Lady Macbeth says that she will never kill again.(5.1.46-47)Macbeth starts to get suited up for battle. He asks the doctor if Lady Macbeth will be fine and the doctor tells him that she needs to cure herself.(5.3.60) Lady Macbeth has to stop the nightmares, while Macbeth focuses on the upcoming battle. A messanger tells Macbeth that the English army is approching from Birnam Wood(5.3.15-21). Macbeth dosen't fear the battle and he thinks that the catsle will withstand the attack. Macbeth meets the young Siward on the battle field and kills him(5.7.10-15). Macbeth is found by Macduff who wants revenge for his families death. Macbeth dosen't want to fight a man born from a woman's belly. Macbeth can not be defeated by a person born from a woman's stomach, but Macduff tells Macbeth that he was cut out. Macbeth is slain by Macduff because Macbeth was a bad person(5.8.17-20).
Warriors
The warriors under the control of Macduff and Malcolm want revenge on Macbeth for their famalies murders(5.2.4). A soldier fighting for Macbeth tells Macduff that Macbeth is weak and can be defeated(5.2.16-17). Malcolm wants to attack Macbeth under surprise, and this will give the army the upper hand in the battle (5.4.6-9). The young Siward fights Macbeth first and is slain by Macbeth's sword(5.7.14-15). Macduff finds Macbeth and wants to cut his head off. Macduff wants revenge for the murder of his family. Macduff kills Macbeth(5.8.39). Malcolm becomes the rightful king of Scotland and makes changes(5.8.72-88).
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth started to sleep walk after Macbeth went to war (5.1.4-5). Lady Macbeth does her daily routine at night. She have gone insane because guilt is building inside her(5.1.37-42).She still believes that her hand smells like blood and it wouldn't go away(5.2.53-55).Lady Macbeth felt guilty because of Banquo's death and she calmed herself down saying to herself don't worry he is buried(5.2.65-67).Macbeth told himself not to be afarid because no man born from a woman will ever defeat Macbeth (5.3.1-7). Macbeth will fight till the end because he believe that no one will beat him(5.3.41-45). Macbeth forgot what fear feels like because after killing Duncan he's not being afraid of committing more deeds(5.5.11-17). Macbeth defeated young Siward because he's still young and Macbeth did more deeds than him(5.7.15-18).
Warriors
Malcolm and Macduff has an army ready to get revenge from Macbeth(5.2.1-5). Malcolm told every solider to break off a branch and hold it in front of him. Malcolm wants to show Macbeth how many solider he has brought with him(5.4.6-9).Macduff will fight like hard working soldiers because they want to overthrow Macbeth(5.4.19-21).Victory is Malcolm's said Siward because they have a larger army and are willing to fight till death(5.7.29-33). Macduff enters carrying Macbeth's head to show Malcolm that he has been defeated(5.8.65-69). The warriors have defeated Macbeth and Malcolm will be crowned king of Scotland at Scone(5.8.88).
Macbeth & Lady Macbeth:
ReplyDeleteAfter all of what Macbeth and his wife have done things start to haunt them. This causes Lady Macbeth to lose it as she begins to sleepwalk and continuously washes her hands (5.1.29). While she sleepwalks she also talks to herself saying what she shouldn’t (5.1.40-43). Then Macbeth becomes aware of the fact that many soldiers are coming to get him (5.3.14). He then receives more bad news as the doctor tells him that Lady Macbeth is worse than just sick and needs further help while preparing for the battle (5.3.45-48). However Macbeth then learns that Lady Macbeth died which is just before the great battle (5.5.19). After Macbeth is told that the army is approaching they finally arrive and Macbeth immediately kills Young Siward (5.7.13-14). Macbeth then remembers what he was previously told about men born from women which will be useful for future encounters (5.7.15-16).
Warriors:
Macduff seeks revenge against Macbeth for killing his family. Along with the help from Malcolm they join forces and plan to kill Macbeth. They then send ten thousand men to attack Macbeth castle (5.3.14). Malcolm and Macduff began their march and were on their way to Macbeth (5.4.5-25). Macbeth then received news that Macduff’s men were getting passed the wood (5.4.39). In their first encounter Young Siward is the first to be killed by Macbeth (5.7.13-14). Macduff then obtains control of Macbeth’s castle (5.7.29). Then the great match between Macduff and Macbeth finally takes place with Macduff turning out to be victorious (5.8.39). After getting rid of Macbeth, Malcolm immediately becomes king (5.8.64).
Macbeth & Lady Macbeth
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth feels guilty of being involved in killing King Duncan. Now she walks in her sleep, murmuring under her own breath that her hands are filthy (5.1.45). She would rub her hands together, as if she was washing her hand (5.1.29). The Doctor believed Lady Macbeth needs spiritual help (5.1.76). Whenever Macbeth is not with Lady Macbeth, she would walk in her sleep (5.1.5). Lady Macbeth's suffering is encounter by the Gentlewoman and the Doctor (5.1.84). Conflict rages near Macbeth's Kingdom. Macbeth remembered the three witches advice that no man that are born from a woman can harm Macbeth (5.6/7.3). When Lady Macbeth passed away, Macbeth did not shed a tear. He knew his wife's suffering would end soon (5.5.20). Macbeth carried out his courage to fight for himself with the witches' advices, until he met Macduff in the battlefield (5.8.4). Macbeth lost his bravery when Macduff announced that he was born premature (5.8.20). Macbeth got his head copped out by Macduff.
Warriors:
The Scottish nobles had a meeting about how Macduff, Malcolm and Siward led soldiers near Macbeth’s territory (5.2.1). All sorts of questions and war facts were discuss within the nobles (5.2.8). The Nobles know that Macduff and Malcolm are seeking for revenge (5.2.3). At the end, the Nobles decided to march (5.2.30). The plan was to march toward Birnam (5.3.37).
Lady Macbeth and Macbeth
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth lose her mind. She repeat the daily activities, like washing her hand, while the Doctor and gentlewoman observes her (5.1.30-33). Macbeth is preparing a battle, after finding out in a report that the English and Scottish are going to fight him. Macbeth is not scare because he believes no one can harm him if they are born from a woman (5.3.6-7).
Before Macbeth enters into battle, Macbeth is told that the Lady Macbeth is dead (5.5.19).
Macbeth becomes terrified because he hears news that Birnam Wood are advancing in Dunsinane castle. Hearing this news, Macbeth decides to fight (5.5.59). While in battle, Macbeth kills Siward’s son and smiles knowing he was born from a woman.(5.7.17). After killing him, Macbeth is confronted by Macduff, but becomes scared when he finds out he was ripped from his mother womb. After being called a coward (5.8.27), Macbeth fights and Macduff kills Macbeth.
Warriors
Scottish forces discuss how Macbeth is a tyrant and how they will march towards Birnam. Malcolm and other soldiers prepare to battle Macbeth outside the Dunsinane castle. Malcolm tells them that every soldier must carry a bough to disguise themselves (5.4.5-8). When the soldiers and Malcolm reached to Dunsinane castle Malcolm tells them to prepare themselves and blood will be spared (5.6.10-11). While fighting, Macbeth kills Siward’s son after the son tells Macbeth that he will kill him (5.7.13-14). After killing him, Macbeth is comforted by Macduff. Macduff tells Macbeth that he was not born from a woman (5.8.19-20). This scares Macbeth, but when Macduff calls Macbeth bluff (5.8.27), Macbeth and Macuff duel. Macduff kills Macbeth. Ross, a noble tells Siward that his son was killed by Macbeth and he died honorably (5.8.50-52). Macduff comes in carrying Macbeth’s head and tell them that it is over and to “Hail the king of Scotland” (5.8.70).
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth begins to sleepwalk every night since the killings of Banquo and Macduff's family by Macbeth (5.1.4-9). She is overcome by her guilty conscience. She talks while she is sleepwalking about how she will be able to wash the blood from her hands to clear her guilt (5.1.4-7). Meanwhile, Macbeth is not concern or worry about the war. He thinks that he will win since there is no way Birnam Wood will move to Dunsinane and Malcolm is born from a woman (5.3.4-7). He asks the doctor to cure Lady Macbeth with medicine for her illness (5.3.49-55). Lady Macbeth dies and Macbeth doesn't feel sorrow for her (5.5.19-21). Macbeth find out from the messenger that the Birnam Wood is moving and Macbeth does not believe him (5.5.38-46). Macbeth fights Macduff and finds out that he is not born from a woman but continues to fight with all his strength (5.8.18-39).
Warriors
All the warriors are gathering together to take down Macbeth and give the rightful crown back to Malcolm (5.2.30-37). Malcolm orders for every soldier to carry a branch from the Birnam Wood to hide themselves behind of as they march to Dunsinane(5.4.5-9). They revealed themselves when they got to Dunsinane and Old Siward leads the battle along with his son, Malcolm and Macduff (5.6.1-6). Young Siward fights with Macbeth and dies (5.7.13-16). Macduff fights with Macbeth and surprises him when he tells him that he is not born from woman (5.8.18-26). Siward finds out that his son has died in battle (5.8.49). Macduff shows the others Macbeth's head that he had chopped off and calls Malcolm the new King of Scotland (5.8.65-70).
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are both in a bad situation. Lady Macbeth is now sleep walking and talking about the things she has done in the past (5.1.14). She speaks of killing a man and is talking to someone who she dreams is there with her (5.1.37-42). The doctor and the gentle woman are telling each other that it was best for them to have not heard anything because now they know too much. The gentlewoman believes that this is the cause of some sickness. The doctor is there to try and cure Lady Macbeth of this sickness. Macbeth is concerned about Lady Macbeth and he is ordering the doctor to save her by clearing her mind (5.3.50-55). Macbeth also believes that there shouldn't be fear about the war because no man born of a woman can kill him (5.3.11). Macbeth says that he will fight untill his flesh is hacked off of his bones (5.3.38). This shows that Macbeth has no fear of the people coming for him because, even though he knows he is outnumbered, he is still willing to fight. Macbeth also does not want to believe what his servant is telling him. The servant says that the woods are actually moving and Macbeth believes that his servant is lying to him because he turned on him (5.5.39).
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The warriors are planning their attack on Macbeth and his castle (5.2). They want to hide the number of forces they have so Macbeth does not know how much he has to go against (5.4. 8). They want to wait until they have the upper hand and then attack (5.4.15). One of the warriors, Siward's son, is killed by Macbeth in battle (5.7.14). Siward's son was scared by Macbeth's name and he didn't believe that was what people really called him. So he challenges Macbeth to a fight. Siward is bringing Malcolm to the castle (5.7.29-33). The last warrior, Macduff, fights Macbeth and then kills him and becomes the new king (5.8).
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth becomes insane. She sleepwalks and repeatedly pretends to wash blood off her hands. Lady Macbeth reveals that Macbeth and she are the reason for Duncan’s death and for the deaths of Macduff’s family (5.1.41-45). Lady Macbeth’s maid and a doctor hear her confess these secrets. The doctor says that she needs more help then he can give her (5.1.62). Macbeth hears that the soldiers have set out to fight him and he thinks about the apparitions (5.3.1-4). Macbeth prepares to fight till his death (5.3.43-44). Lady Macbeth’s guilty deeds keep her from sleeping (5.3.46-48). Macbeth wants the doctor to help Lady Macbeth from her suffering (5.3.54-55). Macbeth is prepared to fight. He thinks that his castle can withstand the English military (5.5.1-3). Macbeth almost forgot the feeling of fear (5.5.11). Lady Macbeth dies (5.5.19). Macbeth hears news that Birnam Wood has moved towards Dunsinane; the apparition comes true which means Macbeth might die (5.5.59-60). Macbeth kills young Siward because he was born of a woman (5.7.15-16). Macbeth is avoiding Macduff, but they finally meet (5.8.5). Macbeth is not very intimidated of Macduff; until he finds out Macduff was not born of a woman (5.8.19-20). Macbeth fights Macduff because he will not kiss the ground Malcolm walks on (5.8.33). Macbeth dies.
Warriors
The English military is led by Malcolm, Siward, and Macduff. They are ready to battle Macbeth (5.2. 1-2). The soldiers are marching towards Birnam (5.2. 37). The soldiers disguise themselves by taking wood from Birnam, and covering themselves with it on their march towards Dunsinane (5.4.6-9). The soldiers advance towards war (5.4.26-27). Malcolm and his troops arrive at Dunsinane, and they are ready to fight (5.6.1-2). Siward says if they can not fight they are beaten (5.6.9). Young Siward fights Macbeth, but dies in battle (5.7.14). Macduff searches for Macbeth so that they can battle (5.7.19). Macduff calls Macbeth a coward because he is afraid to fight him (5.8.27). Macduff kills Macbeth, and cuts his head off to display to the warriors. Malcolm is the rightful king after Macbeth’s death.
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth:
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth starts sleep walking and during these periods she talks about how guilty she feels. She talks about a "spot" on her hands that she can't wash out, presumably being the blood of the people her and Macbeth have had killed (5.1.37). Macbeth, in preparation for battle puts on his armor and weapons (5.3.59). As Macbeth is about to lead his forces into battle, he hears cries from the women and Seyton announces that Lady Macbeth is dead (5.5.19). A messenger then tells Macbeth that trees a brush were beginning to move towards Dunsinane (5.5.41-43) which Macbeth interprets as "Fear not till Birnam Wood do come to Dunsinane (5.5.50-51)," as foretold by the witches and makes ready his army (5.6.58). The battle begins and Siward's son challenges Macbeth, who Macbeth easily slays (5.7.14). Macduff than fights Macbeth and kills him and Macbeth's army retreats (5.8.39).
Warriors
Malcolm and his army mobilize towards Dunsinane, with the soldiers carrying branches with them in order to make their numbers look smaller (5.4.8-9). Malcolm then commands his army to uncloak themselves when they get close enough, bearing drums and their colors (5.6.1). Young Siward then fights Macbeth and is slain (5.7.14). Malcolm and Macduff's forces push through into Macbeth's castle (5.8.36) and Macduff duels Macbeth. Macduff announces that he was not born of a woman, but that he was "from his mother's womb untimely ripped (5.8.19-20)." Macduff then kills Macbeth and they celebrate (5.8.39).
The Macbeths
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth is beginning to show signs of regret after all of the murders she has helped commit. She has begun to talk about everything her and Macbeth have done and how they have tried to cover up their murders(5.1.65-67). Lady Macbeth would also wash her hands and cry out "All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand."(5.1.53-55). Macbeth, however, is beginning to fear nothing. He is becoming more vicious and is realizing that in order to win this battle he has with himself and with the world he mustn't be scared(5.3.10-11). Macbeth is, in addition to ready to fight, ready to die(5.3.26). Lady Macbeth couldn't take the madness and shortly after dies (5.5.19). Macbeth has now completely changed his sympathy towards his victims for he says "Here let them lie till famine and the ague eat them up."(5.5.3-4) Its as if Macbeth has switched roles with Lady Macbeth. Earlier in the play, Macbeth was sympathetic, anxious, fearful, and jumpy about his deeds and now it seems as if that has all left him. Lady Macbeth is now more anxious and jumpy about murder shown by her sleep talking. Macbeth, however, is slain by Macduff as a cruel, "heartless" man(5.8).
Warriors
All warriors are after Macbeth with revenge(5.2.3), mostly Malcolm and Macduff. The warriors really want Macbeth to feel what he has done is terribly wrong(5.2.19-20).Macduff leads the warriors, including Malcolm, to Macbeth because he is the worthiest and strongest of all(5.6.4-5). Macduff faces Macbeth to kill him(5.7.20-21). This is because he thinks that Malcolm truly deserves the thrown and because Macbeth killed his whole family. Macduff is fed up with all of Macbeth's lies and is finally action on this sense of revenge. Macduff kills Macbeth(5.8) and brings out his head to show all of the warriors. Men died in the battle including Siward's son(5.8.44). In the end, Malcolm was crowned king of Scotland(5.8.71) for the benefit of Scotland.
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
ReplyDeleteBecause the guilt of Duncan's death still remains in Lady Macbeth, she sleepwalks in the middle of the night. She seems to relive the moment where she is washing Duncan's blood off her hands (V.i.4-8). Lady Macbeth has also said something that shouldn't have been known (V.i.50). Then Macbeth learns from the servant that he should watch out for the English forces that are out there to get him and that they should be feared (V.iii.19-21). Seyton comes in to tell Macbeth that Lady Macbeth has died and Macbeth said that she should have died later (V.v.19-20). Seyton tells Macbeth that the Birnam forest is actually moving and Macbeth realizes that what the witches said was true (V.v.46-51). Later when Macbeth and Macduff are facing each other, Macbeth says that he is burdened from the guilt of killing Macduff's family (V.viii.6-7).
Warriors
Menteith, Caithness, Angus and Lennox all join Malcolm and his English army (V.ii.30-35) when Menteith mentions that the English power is near (V.ii.1). Malcolm, Macduff and the nobles are at Birnam Wood. Malcolm tells everyone to cut off the branches from the trees and use them as numbers for Macbeth's scouts (V.iv.6-10). Malcolm and his army has marched to the castle and they throw the branches. Siward goes in and then Macduff and Malcolm (V.vi.1-6). After Macbeth kills Siward, Macduff comes in and wants to avenge his family (V.viii.8-10). He wants Macbeth to be the "show" and have his picture painted on a pole and under it saying "Here you may see the tyrant" (V.viii.26-31). In the end, Macbeth is killed by Macduff and Macduff comes in with Macbeth's head. Macduff is later on declared king (V.viii.65).
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
ReplyDeleteThe doctor and Gentle woman talk of how Lady Macbeth is sleep walking. Lady Macbeth goes in the room and says "The thane of Fife had a wife: where is she now?"(V.i.41-45)She claims to have blood on her hands and says that it will never come off. She talks of the murderers of Lady Macduff and Banquo. The doctor goes on to say the disease is beyond his practises(V.i.60). The doctor also goes on to say that people who have seen the bad get disturbed and their heads tainted(V.i.90). Then Macbeth heres of the English army getting near his castle he does not fear as he remembers the prophecies(V.iii.1-11). He goes on to fight the battle with major confidence and determination he says "I will not be afraid of death and bane, Till Birnam forest come to Dunsinane"(V.iii.61-63). Later Macbeth recieves the news from Seyton that Lady Macbeth had past(V.v.25-27).
The Warriors
The English army is led by Malcolm and plans to hit the castle(V.ii.1-2). Malcolm and Macduff talk of the defenses of the castle, and he tells his warriors to cut down a piece of the forrest(V.iv.10). They keep advanceing in what looks like smaller numbers, and arrive to Dunsinane(V.vi.1). Siward fights Macbeth, but Macbeth slays him and then disapears(V.vii.13-15). Macduff wants to find Macbeth to fight him one on one. At last they fight. At first Macbeth does not fear Macduff because of the prophecies but Macduff tells him he is born "from his mothers womb, untimely ripped"(V.x.15-16) In the end Macduff comes out with Macbeths head in his hands, and names Malcolm king of Scotland.
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ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth and Macbeth
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth begins to sleep walk because of the guilt she is feeling. She begins to mourns the murder of Banquo and Lady Macduff. She seems to see blood on her hands and claims that nothing will ever wash it off (Act5 Sc. 1 Lines 44-46). Eventually she is driven into madness and commits suicide (Act 5 Sc. 8 Lines 83-84). Meanwhile, Macbeth boasts proudly that he has nothing to fear from the English army or from Malcolm, since only a person not borne of a woman can harm him (Act 5 Sc. 3 Lines 1-11). He believes he will rule securely until Birnam Wood comes to Dunsinane” (73-74). A messenger enters with the news that the trees of Birnam Wood are advancing toward Dunsinane (Act 5 Sc. 5 Lines 38-39). Macbeth becomes enraged and terrified. He recalls the prophecy and he declares that at least he will die fighting (Line 59). Macbeth encounters Siward's son and kills him because he was "born of a woman" (Act 5 Sc. 7 Lines 17-18). Shortly after, Macduff and Macbeth are face to face in a battle. Macduff tells Macbeth that he was not born of a woman but was born from his mother's womb and was ripped out (Act 5 Sc. 8 Lines 19-20). Macbeth suddenly fears for his life but does not surrender because he does not want to kiss the ground before Malcom's feet (Act 5 Sc. 8 Line 33). Macduff kills Macbeth and brings his head to Malcolm (Act 6 Sc. 8).
The Warriors
The Scottish army plans to meet Malcolm and Macduff's army near Birnam Wood to join forces with them(Act 5 Sc. 2 Lines 7). After they have joined forces, Malcolm decides that each soldier should cut down a bough of the forest, carry it in front of him as they march to the castle, and hide their numbers (Act 5 Sc. 4 Lines 6-9). When they reach the castle, Malcolm tells the army to draw their swords and fight (ACt 5 Sc. 6 Line 1). Young Siward encounters Macbeth and is killed by him (Act 5 Sc. 7 Line 18). Siward tells Malcolm the castle surrendered without a fight and they enter the castle (Act 5 Sc. 7 Lines 29- 36). Macduff encounters Macbeth and kills him (Act 5 Sc. 8 Lines 66). Malcolm is then named King (Act 5 Sc. 8 Line 88).
Lady Macbeth and Macbeth
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth starts to become crazy. She walks around while she sleeps and talks to herself (5.1 4-8). She tries to get stains off her hands that she doesn’t have and remembers about the murder so she repeats the time (5.1 37-39). Macbeth has reports brought to him and then he doesn’t want to hear about them because they are all about the Scottish and English forces against him (5.3 1-7). Macbeth was talking to the doctor about Lady Macbeth and wants the doctor to cure her (5.3 61-67). Macbeth was saying that he going to be able to deal with the forces (5.5 1-8). Then when Macbeth is talking to Seyton they hear a cry (5.5 9). Afterwards they find out that the cry came from Lady Macbeth and that she is dead (5.5 19)
Warriors
Menteith and the Scottish force are marching and they are with Malcolm (5.2 1-5). The people say that they hate the tyrant. They were speaking about Macbeth (5.2 15). Malcolm and his people are talking on how to conceal themselves from Macbeth (5.4 6-10). Macduff is confident that if they are meant to win then they shall see it right away. (5.6 10-11). Macduff wants to kill Macbeth and also remember the death of his family (5.7 19-23).
Lady Macbeth and Macbeth:
ReplyDeleteThroughout this final scene Lady Macbeth ends up dead as well as Macbeth. She hasn't been resting well and sleep walks due to her guilt (act 5 sc 1. lines 37-42). She keeps trying to remove the blood on her hands throughout her restless slumber (act 5 sc 1 lines 44-47). Macbeth hears a scream and finds out that Lady Macbeth is dead (sc 5 act 5 line 19). Macbeth is feeling confident about going into war until he hears news from a servent. The servent tells him that the Birnam woods is moving towards them (act 5 sc 5 lines 37-39). The apparitions' prophecies seem to be coming true. Macbeth then kills young Siward (act 5 sc 7 lines 15-17). Macbeth then encounters Macduff whom he discovers was born prematurely and ripped from his mother's womb. Macbeth is killed by Macduff (act 5 sc 8 lines 38-40).
Warriors:
Malcolm's army of rebels and Englishmen are moving towards Macbeth's castle. They decide to hide how many men they really have by using the resources around them. They cut off tree branches and use the branches as a part of a camouflage tactic (act 5 sc 4 lines 7-10). Siward's son is killed and traitors from Macbeth's army join Malcolm (act 5 scsc7 lines 15-17). Macduff kills Macbeth (act 5 sc 8 line 50). Malcolm becomes the new king (act 5 sc 8 line 65).
Sully Guzman
ReplyDeleteMacbeth&Lady Macbeth:
Lady Macbeth has lost her sanity. As she sleep walks at night, she makes gestures of washing her hands repeatedly believing that the blood from Banquo and Lady Macduff's murder has stained her hands (5.1.37-47). Macbeth receives reports of the scottish and english forces which are ready to attack him but he refuses to hear anymore until the Birnam wood is moved to Dunsinane (5.3.2).Macbeth is then told by his servent that there are an army of ten thousand of the englishmen outfront of the castle.(5.3.15).Macbeth asks the doctor about his wife Lady Macbeth to see how she is doing. The doctor tells Macbeth that she is not sick but rather troubled and Macbeth simply replies to cure her(5.3.45-50).Macbeth hears a cry of a woman and asks what may it be. Seyton then reports to Macbeth that lady Macbeth has died. With lack of emotio shown, Macbeth replies she were to die someday(5.5.18-21). On the battlefield, confident, Macbeth slaughters Lord Siward's son(5.7.14). Macbeth is assasinated by Macduff, for he was not born of a woman(5.8.39) Macbeth kills one of Malcolm's warrioirs, Young Siward(5.7.14).Macduff is in search of Macbeth, anxiously wanting to fight him(5.7.27-28). Macbeth discovers Macduff is not born of a woman, and Macbeth is slaughtered(5.8.39)
The Warriors:
The english army men led by Malcom, Siward, and Macduff are planning the attack on the castle(5.2.1-5). Macduff and Malcome converse, and come up with the idea that each soldier should cut down a bough of the forest(5.4.6-8).
Jason Grullon
ReplyDeleteMacbeth & Lady Macbeth:
Lady Macbeth is overwhelmed with guilt of being part of the murder of King Duncan. The overwhelming guilt makes Lady Macbeth start to sleepwalk (5.1.45). Lady Macbeth tries to take the smell of her hands (5.1.53). The Doctor learns Lady Macbeth needs spiritual influence (5.1.29). Macbeth learns that soldiers are approaching to dethrone him and recalls the apparitions the witch showed (5.3.1-4). Macbeth wants the doctor to purify Lady Macbeth (5.3.54-55). Macbeth secures his kingdom to prepare for fight (5.5.3). Macbeth begins to fear Macduff and tries to avoid him. Macbeth quickly murders Siward’s son because he born of women (5.7.14). Macbeth is force to have the showdown with Macduff and is killed (5.8.39).
Warrior:
Malcolm and his army rally together to Dunsinane. They disguised the number by carrying branches with them (5.4.8-9). When they got close they released their number (5.6.1). Young Siward was killed by Macbeth because he was born of women (5.4.5-25). Macduff establishes power of the Macbeth castle (5.7.29). Macduff faces against Macbeth and kills him also takes off his head (5.8.39). Macduff shows off Macbeths head and names Malcolm the King of Scotland (5.8.65-70).
Jason Grullon
ReplyDeleteMacbeth & Lady Macbeth:
Lady Macbeth is overwhelmed with guilt of being part of the murder of King Duncan. The overwhelming guilt makes Lady Macbeth start to sleepwalk (5.1.45). Lady Macbeth tries to take the smell of her hands (5.1.53). The Doctor learns Lady Macbeth needs spiritual influence (5.1.29). Macbeth learns that soldiers are approaching to dethrone him and recalls the apparitions the witch showed (5.3.1-4). Macbeth wants the doctor to purify Lady Macbeth (5.3.54-55). Macbeth secures his kingdom to prepare for fight (5.5.3). Macbeth begins to fear Macduff and tries to avoid him. Macbeth quickly murders Siward’s son because he born of women (5.7.14). Macbeth is force to have the showdown with Macduff and is killed (5.8.39).
Warrior:
Malcolm and his army rally together to Dunsinane. They disguised the number by carrying branches with them (5.4.8-9). When they got close they released their number (5.6.1). Young Siward was killed by Macbeth because he was born of women (5.4.5-25). Macduff establishes power of the Macbeth castle (5.7.29). Macduff faces against Macbeth and kills him also takes off his head (5.8.39). Macduff shows off Macbeths head and names Malcolm the King of Scotland (5.8.65-70).
Sully Guzman continued...
ReplyDeleteYoung Siwars is then sluaghtered by Macbeth(5.7.14). Macduff anxiously looks for Macbeth; desperately wanting to fight him(5.7.27-28). Macduff assasinates Macbeth after Macbeth discovers he was not born of a woman(5.8.39).
Macduff brings Macbeth's head back to the castle and he is crowned king of Scotland(5.8.65)
Ahmed Atieh
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth and Macbeth
Lady Macbeth is sleepwalking (5.1.5-10) and she tries to wash the blood that she thinks is on her hands. She begins to hallucinate and she ends up committing suicide (5.5.18-20). Macbeth is worried, trying to find out who is the man “not born of woman” that will kill him (5.3.1-5). When Macbeth hears about the army that is coming, he prepares for battle (5.5.35-50). During the battle, Macbeth kills young Siward (5.7.15-16). He refuses to fight Macduff because Macduff is “not born of woman”. Macduff ends up killing Macbeth (5.8.30-39).
Warriors
The warriors, Macduff, Malcolm, young Siward, and the English army plan a surprise attack on Macbeth. They seek revenge for what he has done o Macduff’s family (5.2.1-5). The warriors thought that they were confident and powerful enough to overthrow Macbeth (5.2.15-20). The soldiers cut down trees and used them to camouflage their way to Macbeth’s castle (5.4.5-10). Young Siward leads the warriors into battle (5.6.1-5). During the battle, Macbeth kills young Siward. He refuses to fight Macduff because Macduff is “not born of woman”. Macduff ends up killing Macbeth (5.8.30-39). Malcolm is now the king of Scotland (5.8.70-75).
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth now feels guilty for all she has done and it bothers her. Her sleep has been taken away by the murders she has taken part in. lady Macbeth sees the blood of Duncan on her hands as she sleep walks through the nights (5.1.4-10). She tries to clean off the blood from her hands and keeps failing. She can’t believe the amount of blood there is and tries very hard to get the blood off (5.1.46-47). Macbeth begins to lose his followers and feels paranoid. He tries to reassure himself saying that all will be well because the conditions in which he will die are impossible. Macbeth feels safe knowing that the forest cannot move, and there is no man that is not born to a woman (5.3.4-7). Macbeth then hears bad news as a massager tells him that lady Macbeth has passed away (5.5.19). Afterwards, Macbeth is told that the woods moving towards the palace. Macbeth is frightened and prepares for battle (5.5.40-56). Once the armies are near, Macbeth enters the battle. He kills young Siward and prepares to fight Macduff. Macduff tells Macbeth that he is not born of women and Macbeth doesn’t want to fight him. Facing the fact that there is no way out, Macbeth fights Macduff and is killed.
Warriors
Mentieth and the Scottish army plan to meet Malcolm and the English army. They men have decided to meet near the Birnam Woods (5.2.1-7). The two armies join and want revenge. Malcolm says that each soldier should cut off a branch or piece of tree that they take with them. This will help them conceal their numbers from Macbeth (5.4.6-9). Malcolm, Siward, and Macduff want to see Macbeth’s army and decide that no one would attack until the order is given (5.4.10-27). Young Siward is chosen to lead but is slain by Macbeth (5.7.15-18). Macbeth then faces of with Macduff. Macduff tells Macbeth he in not born of women and Macbeth hesitates to fight (5.8.11-16). Macduff tells Macbeth that if he doesn’t fight he will be displayed as a coward. Macbeth fights Macduff and gets killed (5.8.29-33).
lady Macbeth and Macbeth
ReplyDeleteLady Macbeth is loosing her mind. She is feeling remorse for what has transpired and that is causing her to sleep walk. She is screaming of killing Macduffs wife and unable to wipe away the blood from her hands 5.1 .30 - 31 "What, will these hands ne'er be clean?" Eventllt it is told to the reader that Lady Macbeth has commited Suicide. 5.8.70 - 73 Of this dead butcher and his fiendlike queen, Who, as 'tis thought, by self and violent hands Took off her life.
Macbeth at first feels confident that he will be successful in the grand battle 5.3.10-13 "The mind I sway by and the heart I bear Shall never sag with doubt nor shake with fear." However when a messenger told him that the forest had moved 5.5.35
As soon as he found about this he began to worry. If one prophecy came true then the rest will as well. The battle begins and Macbeth defeats his first enemy young siward 5.7.13-14 however he is slain by Macduff since it is revealed that Macduff was born from a c section not from a womb 5.8.18-19
Warriors
Malcom ,Mcduff Siward are planning to attack Macbeth. Macbeth is severely outnumbered since Malcom has the English army on his side. To conceal the numbers Malcom orders his men to cover themselves in branches 5.4.8-10 Siward looses to Macbeth because he was born from a mother's womb however Mcduff wasn't so Macbeth is defated and Malcom is the king 5.8.65
Lady Macbeth enters the scene sleep walking and murmuring the deaths of Banquo and Lady Macduff (5.1.5-10) f. Lady Macbeth while revealing such secrets begins to hallucinate. She seems to see blood on her hands and believes that nothing will ever wash it off. Lady Macbeth later commits suicide after no longer being able to live in fear and guilt (5.5.18-20). She became more paranoid and nervous.
ReplyDeleteMacbeth, on the other hand, also feels paranoid and troubled. Macbeth goes back and forth trying to comfort himself that it’s almost impossible for any harm to happen. In this scene, Macbeth no longer has any friends or supporters; he is alone. However, Macbeth strongly believes that no man is not born of woman.
A messenger arrives to tell Macbeth that his wife committed suicide and that the woods are moving towards the castle. After hearing this, Macbeth becomes frightening and begins to prepare for battle. Macbeth kills young Siward and then along the way meets with Macduff (5.7.15-16). Macduff tells Macbeth that he was not born from a woman; Macduff’s mother had C-Section (5.3.1-5). In the end, Macduff kills Macbeth and returns to the castle (5.8.30-39).
Macduff, Malcolm, and Siward plan to attack Macbeth and gain control of the castle. The English and the Scottish army meet at the Birnam Woods to march to the castle (5.2.1-5). Malcolm suggests that each soldier should cut of a branch of the tree and march with it (5.4.5-10). Siward leads the army but is killed by Macbeth. Macbeth and Macduff find each other. Macbeth hesitates to fight Macduff but Macduff claims Macbeth will be a coward if he doesn’t (5.6.1-5). Macduff kills Macbeth and brings his head on stick back to the castle. Malcolm is now crowned King (5.8.70-75).