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	Act 4: Answers Scnene-1 1) An evil atmosphere is generated through thunder, evil cackling, repetition of evil chant and mention of macabre images such as finger of birth, strangled baby and liver of blaspheming Jew. 2) The armed head symbolizes Macbeth’s fait to be beheaded. The bloody child represents Macduff who was born unnaturally. The crowned king symbolizes Malcolm being there rightful owner of the crown. 3) If we were to stage the scene it would be dim and mysterious, and there would be mist on the ground. To add to the evil atmosphere there would be wind and thunder sound effects. Finally the cauldron would stand in the center of the stage. 4) Banqua’s appearance as father of kings is not optimistic because it shows that his children would never become kings. This suggests that Macbeth may not live to produce offspring. 5) Lennox knew how to find Macbeth because he followed him. 6) Lennox is still in Scotland to spy on Macbeth for macduff. 7) Macbeth plans to attack Macduff’s castle and kill all his relatives. Macbeth’s character has deteriorated because he no longer feels guilt or remorse when planning to kill. He also kills without any purpose. 8) Macbeth wants to carry out this plan to discontinue Macduff’s blood. Scene-2 1) We agree with Ross about Macduff’s leaving. He is one of many who think Macbeth is a bad king and one of few who could do anything about it; he therefore, was obligated to stay alive. 2) The messenger might be a conscious stricken murderer. 3) Scene 3 is included to further tarnish our original impression of Macbeth. Seeing this scene effects us more than if it were indirectly conveyed through conversation Scene-3 1) In this scene we learned that there is phamine and disseas everywhere, and Macbeth is blamed for it. Word Count: 306

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