Objective: Students will gain a better insight into the background knowledge of Shakespeare’s play Macbeth. Monday, January 26, 2015 Vocabulary Unit 8.

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Objective: Students will gain a better insight into the background knowledge of Shakespeare’s play Macbeth. Monday, January 26, 2015 Vocabulary Unit 8 Quiz

Warm-Up!

There was no Tudor successor to the throne of England. Elizabeth I chose James VI of Scotland to succeed her. After her death in 1603, James VI of Scotland became James I of England. Elizabeth I had been instrumental in the death of her cousin, Mary Queen of Scots, who was beheaded. Historical Background

On her deathbed, Elizabeth wanted to ease her way into Heaven She chose Mary’s son James to become the next King of England. The appointment of James I unified England and Scotland under one King.

: a tribute to King James I Macbeth : a tribute to King James I Shakespeare wrote Macbeth in 1606, during King James’ reign. King James was a devout advocate of the “Divine Right of Kings.” The setting is Scotland, King James’ homeland. Banquo was an ancestor of James and is shown in the play to be a virtuous person. James believed himself to be an expert on witchcraft. James had an interest in faith healing.

Shakespeare demonstrated the Elizabethan belief that the country is stable only if the King is good and virtuous. Elizabethans believed that evil occurs in darkness, which is a recurring theme in Macbeth. Shakespeare included a lot of blood and murder, which the Elizabethans expected to see in a play. The play was considered a thriller – a threat to an anointed King and the perceived evil behind the threat – and alluded to the Gunpowder plot of A Tribute to the People

The Curse It is believed to be bad luck to even whisper the word ‘Macbeth’ in a theatre Legend has it you will lose all your friends involved in the production--horribly

The Tragic Hero

Def. “Man of high standard who falls from that high because of a flaw that has affected many” - Aristotle Macbeth is one of the most famous examples of the tragic hero. However, how could Captain Ahab also be one?

So What Really Happens? Good guy goes bad Guy wants power Married to a pushy control freak She wants power Kills people- LOTS of people Gets power Gets paranoid (a.k.a. goes crazy) Ticks off a lot of people Want more power! Kill! Kill! Gets what’s coming to him in the end

What Do You Think? 1.People who are striving to get ahead often step on others. 2.Power=Happiness 3.One mistake always leads to another. 4.Everyone is capable of murder under the right circumstances. 5.Criminals can still feel love, concern, and fear for other people.