This PowerPoint lesson guides the class through two key scenes in the final act, Act 5 scenes 2 and 3, showing the converging of the Scottish rebels and English on the castle of Macbeth. The language of tyranny, sickness and regret is explored, linking the two scenes. Macbeth’s characterisation is a focus - both as he is talked about by the rebel thane s and how he is presented with the messenger and the doctor. This is contrasted with his inner thoughts as presented in soliloquy. The lesson closes with a set of examination-style questions suitable for students taking GCSE courses with AQA, Edexcel and OCR. 17 slides.
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