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This is my favorite scene in the patrick steward Macbeth film.

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Hi! You are the best english teacher I've ever seen because I'm watching all of your Macbeth videos just for fun haha. I mean, I was supposed to study Hamlet but, as I watched a few videos of yours, I decided to watch your Macbeth videos too just to know more about some of Shakespeare's plays and I find your videos much better than most, even though they don't have as many views as others. ╰(*°▽°*)╯. I like Macbeth better than Hamlet haha I don't know why. Besides, keep up with the good work. I've seen you reply to every message even in your old videos so I hope you can answer me too haha. Have a good day and be happy to know you've gained a new sub!!!!! From: Ana, doing her IGCSE's. (Fun fact, I'm spanish and only started to learn english when I was 10 but I have to do english as a first language in my exams because I'm in an english school... (┬┬﹏┬┬) )

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Hello sir. First, I have to say you are an amazing teacher and I have my Macbeth mocks in a week and didn't read the book yet but I understand everything thanks to your videos. And I would like to say a connection I've seen, so that you could tell me wether you like it or not. Macbeth says "Will all great Neptune's ocean wash this blood clean from my hand?" and this shows the immense guilt he feels, as blood is a symbol for guilt or shame and he doesn't know if even all the water from the oceans could make him feel less ashamed. However, lady Macbeth says "A little water clears us of this deed." I guess you could say this means she doesn't feel guilty, but I think she just has a different way of coping with the guilt by trying to convince her subconscious and soul that she feels just fine. I also think that expressing your emotions is less damaging to yourself than holding it all in, so that is why maybe Lady Macbeth went so crazy all of a sudden whilst her husband took a little longer. Do you think this is fine? New sub by the way.

Amazing analysis!

Hi, why do you think Hamlet is a narcissist. I find this take on him confusing. 🤔

im playing laertes in an upcoming adaptation of hamlet. Any personality tips?

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Sir I had another Doubt Can the knocking be related to the knocking when Macbeth first meets the witches and he then contemplates if he should kill King Duncan or not It is the line If good, why do I yield to that suggestion Whose horrid image doth unfix my hair And make my seated heart knock at my ribs, Against the use of nature?

Hello Sir, I had doubt can we think of the people in the second chamber out of which one laughed and the other cried out 'Murder!' as Macbeth's own conscience talking to him??

Yes an over thinker is can be a superior person .a prince might be.

Thank you for your efforts, I really excelled in my class because of your great explanation❤, but there is a problem that the PDF does not open in all videos and I really need it .I am from Iraq ,Is it possible that it does not open in my country ?or is there another problem?

Every time I start your videos the intro song is so calming as well as your analysis is so crisp and clear, it allows to visualize each scene clearly. I wished I had a teacher like you.

Hello, I love your videos, they've helped me out a ton. At around 7:05 where Young Siward says that the devil couldn't say a worst title, I thought did Shakespeare not just put name. I think its veryyy overthinking but could it be that Macbeth is a title in his own right? That he is so evil and bad that his title isn't king, just simply Macbeth. Or could it be that that's just how Shakespeare's time would have said that?

great video as always! what does DC mean? 6:40

Thank you for explaining Macbeth with such detail and passion! You made it so enjoyable to watch and really brought the story to life. Greetings and gratitude all the way from South Africa!

It is interesting to note that most Christians focus more on the hard rules, rather than knowing that Yahweh is a fair judge and knows one down to the intention of one's very action.

I love the psychological and multi-faceted approach to this artwork. Your reference to a present day viewer's struggles is enlightening and solidifies the connections in my mind that I will need for exam writing. The philosophical value of your assessments are fascinating to me, especially as I find myself to be alike to Hamlet in many ways (as Shakespeare seems to have intended), helping me to get an outside perspective on my own thoughts and feelings. The mind-body duality is really the difficulty I have as I yearn to be more virtuous and dominant of my thoughts and feelings. Writing has been the main way I dealt with this in the past and now it seems to be easier.

This is really helpful. Thank you so much!

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Neitzsche would have rocked with Hagrid. Hagrid is powerful and playful- he is chaos- he is a disrupter and he has integrity and honor. Voldemort knew exactly why he feared Hagrid… And Dumbledore too- Dumbledore represents and integrated Shadow- he is like Obi Wan Kenobi imo

Dude, you saved my ass for my english assignment on this play. Thank you👏

these are the only videos i watch to help me understand the acts thank you!

Love the content man. U always helps me with your captivating videos

when Hamlet is saying the to be or not be soliloquy, he knows that he has been listened by Polonius and the King?

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Very helpful for A level literature! Thank you :)

This is a great explanation as it is concise and precise.

Currently undertaking these lessons to understand sebastian better to play him. And these themes have hit me hard because ive been each of these characters and i feel and hope that the role of sebastian will help to kick start the call to life

tysm for this entire act! Saved me.

hey, I would like to buy the annotated notes for Julius Caesar. I see that you have it for a few others and have already comleted the theme and character analysis.

these are very useful as the depth of explanation you go to really helps push my essays past those of other students!

Always interesting.

Thank you so much sir.Your explanation helped me a lot 🙏

i wonder if you could make a video of the great depth in the poetry shakespeare uses in this play?

i have a test upcoming and this has really helped! ive been searching for a channel like urs for a while now 😂

So helpful!! Thanks, could you do next “the massacre at Paris” by Christopher Marlowe?

amazing as always !!! thank you so much for these

My luck is insane! Just started working on a Julius Caesar scene in time for these videos to come out! I'm getting so much more out of my acting class now! Also has anyone ever told you you are the Shakespeare teacher version of Officer Dale Cooper especially with your cute catchphrases "d'ya see?" 😹

Very good

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How do u see zeus in him? Wasnt zeus very sexual and kind of a pervert?