William Shakespeare's 'Macbeth': Act 5 Scene 1 Analysis

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[@ljmtb9567]

The 8 people that disliked the video are all Lady Macbeth on alt acounts

[@ljmtb9567]

accounts* sorry Mr Bruff

[@archhhhh]

@@ljmtb9567 the audacity

[@alexhamlin8042]

The sprinter analogy is brilliant. You can easily bring in language, structure, form and context analysis into it.

[@helalahmed235]

i actually thought that before watching this video

[@Everett02]

My homework is to watch this and make notes 😂

[@matthewquartermain8291]

Same!

[@jacksonbiazzo88]

We don care

[@fizzy0513]

When you got gcse’s

[@kaycir2490]

The playlist doesnt have an Act 5 scene 2 analysis

[@nousername105]

Thanks dude need this for my English assessment

[@Forrest2809]

The quote "The sleeping and the dead Are but as pictures" is in Act 2 scene 2 not Act 3

[@mrchow3092]

End of the world 😭

[@cherryslat5702]

Would it be ok if referenced DJ Enright in my exam?

[@ebony994]

how would i put the analogy in an essay ??????

[@ebony994]

can you use the analogy in the exam

[@zarataqui4345]

NO

[@bace1000]

3:00 Does she say "Out" twice? I thought it was just once - it's Macbeth who says "Out, out, brief candle!"

[@paris293]

bace1000 once

[@zarataqui4345]

YOUR RIGHT

[@bean669]

this is incredibly late but she says “out, damned spot: out, i say!”

[@bace1000]

@@bean669 yeah it is a bit late

[@Adam-sl9qc]

@@bace1000 yh it is a bit late

[@helalahmed235]

Could you please fix the caption issue at the beginning? lots of new students like me don't get some words

[@northy6162]

Any Oakwood people?

[@aaroncanny1357]

We have to answer questions on this

[@vix5170]

Same

[@KillaZamii]

Hey there is this dumbass project where I have to choose a song that would match this scene. Under 3 minutes. Any suggestions?

[@mrbruff]

Perhaps a song about sleepwalking?

[@KillaZamii]

@@mrbruff do you think "Insane In The Brain" by Cypress Hill would work for this scene?

[@cameronlonsdale]

Anyone else from Honley High School bois

[@teamnir853]

nah mate st pats in sydney aus