Resumo do Livro Macbeth

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MACBETH

                                                       Curso de Letras

                                                       Professora Claudia Morgado.

                                                     

Nome - Elizabeth Diamante – RA 7682714704

Nome - Thalita Graziela- RA 7681758708

Nome – Romilda S. de Oliveira RA 7474679713

Nome – Tatiana Gutierres RA 7420666348

Nome – Janemara Cerqueira Silva RA 7423666776

                                     

     TABOAO DA SERRA 2015

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                         Summary

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                             Review of the book criticizes Macbeth

Principais personagens de Macbeth

• Duncan: Rei da Escócia
• Malcolm: Filho mais velho de Duncan
• Donalbain: Filho mais novo de Duncan
• Macbeth: General do exército do rei Duncan, thane de Cawdor, thane de Glamis e, posteriormente, rei da Escócia
• Lady Macbeth: Esposa de Macbeth, posteriormente rainha da Escócia
• Banquo: Amigo de Macbeth e general no exército do rei Duncan
• Fleance: Filho de Banquo
• Macduff: Thane de Fife
• Lady Macduff: Esposa de Macduff
• Filho de Macduff
• Ross, Lennox, Angus, Mentieth, Caithness: Lordes escoceses
• Siward: Earl de Northumberland, general das tropas inglesas
• Jovem Siward: Filho de Siward
• Seyton: Criado de Macbeth
• Hécate: Bruxa-chefe/Deusa da bruxaria
• Três Bruxas

It is a story about greed, power and madness, in which we follow the rise of general Macbeth to the throne of Scotland. The piece was probably written between 1603 and 1607, together or just before Hamlet.Além hundreds of assemblies, the play has also inspired an opera and many movies.

At the beginning of the plot, Macbeth is a loyal and brave general who returns from combat. Along the way, he encounters three witches, who make a prophecy of greatness: that soon it will be Thane of Cawdor, and then make himself king. Macbeth is accompanied by his friend Banquo, who asks the witch what fate holds for him; they respond that he will not be king, but it will be the father of a line of kings.

After the disappearance of witches, a messenger will find Macbeth and Banquo, to bring good news: Macbeth has been named Thane of Cawdor. The completion of the first part of the prophecy comes on the ambition of Macbeth, who writes a letter narrating what happened to his wife.

When King Duncan decides to spend a night in Macbeth's castle, his wife creates a plot to assassinate the king and usurp his throne. With seduction and trickery, she convinces her husband to put the plan into practice. He can put the blame on the murder of the servants of the king; king's sons flee in fear, and Macbeth assumes the throne.

Despite the success, Macbeth has no peace: he is tormented by both guilt for what he did (and the atrocities that happens to commit, as we shall see), and the constant fear of losing his throne. He remembers the prophecy that witches made about Banquo: that their children would start a new line of kings. Fearful, Macbeth order to Banquo and his son's death. But the son of Banquo manages to escape the killers, and runs away.

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