BEAN ERICA

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PAG. 167

N. 1

a. Macbeth lacks strenght of character: he is not strong enough to oppose his wife's bloody plans and to cope with his guilt after his repeated crimes. T

b. Duncan's two sons, Malcolm and Donalbain, are at first suspected of his murther. T

c.Lady M acbeth remains the same ruthless and frightening female figure for the whole play.F

500. Neither of the Macbeths will ever confess their crime. F

e. Tormented by guilt and fearful of Macduff, Macbeth commits suicide before their final battle. F

f. One of the leading themes of the play is the corrupting power of unchecked ambition. T

g. Macbeth can be considered a reflection on the qualities that distinguish a good king from a tyrant. F.

h. Supernatural elements such as ghosts and hallucinations are viible signs of culpability. T