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art thou but A dagger of the mind, a false creation, Proceeding from the heat-oppressed brain?” → talking to inanimate objects, it is clear that Macbeth’s ‘heat-oppressed’ brain is being bent by the moral weight of the decision to kill Duncan The fact that Macbeth does not commit the murder himself emphasizes his degeneration as it reveals his ruthlessness Within the context of a story, why might a writer use situational irony? Creating a good ol’ fashioned twist Macbeth’s elevated language seems to be returning to the level of the previous of Acts, shows that he is still inherently the same man. Swatch Watch if you need to replace the watch battery Swatch Watch Battery Cross Reference Swatch Watch

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Put rancours in my vessel of peace only for them→ put poison in his mind; Macbeth is aware that his actions have had a repercussions on his mental wellbeing

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The quote matters: Here, Shakespeare reveals Lady Macbeth's psyche. From the reader's/audience's perspective it is naive to think that washing up is the same as forgetting what has been done; however, Lady Macbeth thinks that this is possible for both her and Macbeth. Dramatic Irony is when the audience or reader knows more about something than a character. In this scene, Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are discussing killing Duncan. His frustration is expressed “And wish h’estate o’th’world were now undone”. He begins to “grow weary of the sun”.

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Macbeth is no longer “full o’ the milk of human kindness”. He has embarked on the dangerous, bloody journey to make his throne secure. This is an example of foreshadowing, as Isabel does go on to be very unhappy in her marriage to Osmond, who wants her money but does not value her as the independent person that she is. It’s simultaneously an example of situational irony because Isabel believes incorrectly—yet confidently—that she knows Osmond better than anyone else, viewing him as a humble art collector deserving of her love and financial support. Situational irony creates a contrast between appearances and underlying truths. When done properly, this can significantly alter a reader's interaction with, expectations of, and insight into a story. But irony must be used with care: without the help of intonation and body language, it requires people to read between the lines to understand its intentions; a reader who doesn’t see the irony will take these words at face value. 3. Dramatic ironyAs to your question about how much irony is accepted in today's society, I would say that it is more acceptable than before. With today's writing - particularly in theater - irony is a heavily used element. Thor: Ragnarok, for example, is dripping with ironic situations. This scene initially provides comic relief to the audience, while allowing the audience to emotionally connect with Lady Macduff and her son Lady Macbeth has been portrayed as more of an evil, masculine character than a feminine one, which reverses gender roles in society at the time. This makes the scene striking, and makes Lady Macbeth stand out. Heavy hand hath bowed you to the grave…forever → Banquo’s power and influence has (metaphorically) killed and impoverished their families Feared by his subjects. He is first praised by Lennox “How it did grieve Macbeth! did he not straight In pious rage the two delinquents tear”, “Was not that nobly done? Ay, and wisely too”. However, this was in fear of Macbeth’s power as an oppressive king he later refers to him as “tyrant”.

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In this case, the audience observes that Macduff is extremely misguided in his belief that Lady Macbeth is a delicate female who needs to be protected from talk of violence. In part, his words reflect a chivalrous fantasy about female psychology: Ladies are too innocent and gentle -- they can't cope with the reality of evil deeds. But it also reflects his mistaken beliefs about Lady Macbeth as an individual. He doesn't imagine that she could have anything to do with the murder. Providing insight into characters Before the beginning of a beautiful friendship. (Image: Warner Bros) This scene reveals the way she commands Macbeth and challenges his manliness, thereby manipulating him to pursue his dark ambitions.

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The following conversation between Isabel and Ralph captures the irony of Isabel’s resistance to her loved ones’ critiques of her fiancé: God’s benison…friends of foes → shows Old Man’s favourable disposition towards Malcolm, and therefore further prejudices the audience

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The author only communicated with the lady through the mail. So, he is rather surprised to meet a woman of forty. She gives him “the impression of having more teeth, white and large and even, than were necessary for any practical purpose.” Tis safer to be that…doubtful joy → oxymoron; she remarks that it would be better to be dead than to live unhappily A falcon…mousing owl hawked at and killed → falcons are superior birds of prey (Duncan is at a higher position in the hierarchical structure of their society) and is surprisingly killed by a mousing owl, generally considered to be docile and harmless (like Macbeth’s character in the mind of Duncan)The line “These deeds must not be thought…it will make us mad” is particularly significant as it is the very reason she goes mad (dramatic irony) Come fate into the list…th’utterance → metaphor; Macbeth is ready to fight the Witches prophecies rather than accept that his sons will not become kings; Macbeth’s soldier-like bent of mind also visible It is concluded…tonight → no sense of doubt or remorse is observed; degradation in Macbeth’s character; metaphor (soul to bird) Cast the water of my land → Lady macbeth needs to be cleaned of disease like Scotland needs to be cleaned of english forces Dialogue is an incredible tool for revealing what a character is like as how they choose to say something can speak volumes about who they are. Very often, people who use verbal irony tend to be highly self-aware.