Guilt - Macbeth

This videos the theme of guilt in Macbeth alongside key quotations examined alongside consideration of motifs, Shakespeare's intentions and audience reactions.
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[@samuellees6399]

Get in lads, after tomorrow we dont need to think about Macbeth ever again

[@s-chool]

DAMN thats so accurate my exam is tomorrow

[@subtomrstevehd4824]

last minute revision so helpful

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

Best of luck tomorrow!

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[@editsmikel7930]

Tmrw I have a essay on theme of guilt in Macbeth can’t wait this was so helpful

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

Really glad to know this was of help!!!

[@editsmikel7930]

@@MissHannaLovesGrammar and it was so useful I sent my friends one of my analysed quotes and now there asking for more I’m going to recommend this channel to my English teachers 👩‍🏫

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

@@editsmikel7930 Such encouragement...thanks so much! Sending my good vibes for tomorrow too!

[@nafinafi3836]

This is absolutely amazing! Thank you!

[@omarcruz7995]

I am a spanish Speaker student who has to turn in an essay of macbeth " How guilty is macbeth" in five paragraph, so I think i will have to use your video as a guide thanks for your videos is awesome.

[@Camz-gi1wv]

Your analysis is just amazing 👏🏾👏🏾

[@youssefelmaarouf1322]

perfect timing : )

[@kopy5812]

Thanks for the video really informative.

[@koko-ri1zq]

wow thank you so much for this!

[@ritvikhalder6508]

great video, thanks

[@TheKitgaming]

Thank you for this, your language analysis is so in depth

[@maisiegold204]

So helpful! thank you

[@mayaelezbawy8706]

You're very helpful and your analysis of each quotation is beyond splendid. Thank you so much my exam is in 8 days !!!

[@JASMGrace]

Same good luck

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

Best of luck for the exam...I suspect you will nail it!

[@shanepoth2877]

It's coming in 4 days now, I'm nervous but good luck

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[@haisamnadeem7831]

could you expand abit on neptune quotation i want like grade 9 context type because i think this wont be enough for me to write please

[@seanodonnell4713]

just in time

[@britneyhakeem6918]

Can you make more vids like this pls?

[@deanmk728]

3:50 could you elaborate what you mean by "bound in the extended metaphor"

[@elite6804]

Basically for example a whole paragraph could be a metaphor in its entirety which is why it’s called an extended metaphor because it’s a long one. Sorry I’m 2 years late

[@nayeonlovebot4002]

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[@elite6804]

Who’s doing this now? I’m in year 10 we’re on act 2

[@Undiluted_Liquid]

nise

[@aizaqayyum2090]

why does shakespeare make macbeth stop feeling guilt by the end?

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

Great question - Perhaps it is part of Macbeth's inability to want to see the consequences of his actions. Instead, he becomes solely fixated on his need to keep power rather than show compassion or care for others. Comparing Macbeth and Lady Macbeth's trajectory with guilt is powerful for how starkly different they are at the start and end of the play!!!!

[@animeasim]

@@MissHannaLovesGrammar We can also say that he no longer feels guilt due to Nihilism. He no longer cares about life as such his guilt of killing banquo and Duncan leaves him which then pushed his ambition to keep power.

[@clarageorge4835]

lol night before revision help

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[@haisamnadeem7831]

are these grade 9

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Yes!

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