Act V, scene ii

1. What does Angus say about the men that Macbeth commands? The soliders fight because they want to not just because of Macbeth.

2. How is the "plant" metaphor started in Act I, sc. iv, by Duncan, continued in this scene? He means that what ever is started will end eventually.

Act V, scene iii

1. What are Macbeth's troops doing? Why does he remain so confident? The troops are preparing for war and hes confident because he think he is unbeatable.

2. How does Macbeth acknowledge that Scotland is suffering? Because of the War might ruin it or help it.

Act V, scene iv

1. Who is Siward? What is his opinion of the king? English military general and he does not like the king.

2. What tactical strategy does Malcom implement? What is its purpose and why is it significant to the play? Put a tree in front of his men so it looks like he doesnt have alot of men but he really does.

Act V, scene v

1. How does the sound of the woman's cry affect Macbeth? Macbeth is really scared and gets nervous over it.

2. Who dies in this scene? What are the main ideas of Macbeth's soliloquy after this event? Lady beth dies and macbeth pretty much says that she was going to eventually die and it was going to happend.

3. What does Macbeth now recognize about the prophecies? How does his realization relate to the play's central theme? He realizes the prophecies were true and he believed them. They also made him a little crazy and a bit greedy.