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Macbeth Context
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Mind Map on Macbeth Context, created by chloeisageek on 12/01/2015.
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Macbeth Context
When Shakespeare wrote Macbeth in 1606 James I had been King of England for three years.
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Macbeth was first performed at Hampton Court Palace
Revenge and tragedy
Hatred
One of Shakespeare's greatest
True Love
Wife persuaded him to kill King Duncan
Calling him a coward
Macbeth was thane of Cowdor
Revenge
Witches
Seen as dangerous
Chanting, spells superstitous
Witchcraft
Elizabethan era
Queen Elizabeth
Malcom King Duncans son plans his revenge
When Macbeth kills Duncan
Malcom kills Macbeth
Becomes king
Also kills Banquo
Banquo is his best mate.
Wrote AFTER Queen Elizabeth Reigned,although he was a famous playwright during her era.
Macbeth was int the military.
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