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How Effective is Act Three, Scene Four of Shakespeare's Macbeth
The Scottish nation was in turmoil, the mystery surrounding the passing of the great King Duncan and the arrival of his most trusted ally, Macbeth, as the new ruler, something that the English citizens of this period are quite familiar with and nothing could represent the gravity of this situation more so than the requirement for ....
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.... that he may attend to this new arrival. He at once invites his esteemed colleagues to be seated and remain patient then ‘We'll drink a measure.' This choice of words are used to ease the tension that the normally informal Macbeth is obviously feeling at the moment, with the prospect of Banquo's death and his lack of experience as a leader away from the battlefield. He cunningly slips towards the door, we know this because the other people in attendance don't noti ....
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