Macbeth Act 1 Summary
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- This summary video for the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare covers the plot of each scene from act 1 of Macbeth. It also includes a key quotation from each scene to help students revising the play at school.
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My exam
Nice summary. BTW, Lady Macbeth *appears* the stronger willed of the two - but remember this play is all about appearances being deceptive, of the flower hiding the serpent - and vice versa. The Lady Macbeth who says she'd dash her baby's brains out is the same character who cannot murder an old man who looks like her father - and we know which is the real one, because the latter is delivered in soliloquy. She is the embodiment of 'foul is fair', just as her husband is the embodiment of 'fair is foul'...
Thanks for your feedback. Great stuff on Lady Macbeth - would love to add that in to the video!
Not readin allat - quit yappin kid
are u fucking autistic, that was such a brilliant analogy, dubmwit
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Read this and it helped sm ty
Thanks so much, this helped me study for my English II Honors test.
What a coincidence! I just started reading Macbeth in my English 2 class. This video helped me a lot because the Shakespearean English is confusing to me. Are you going to make future videos for the rest of the acts?
Yes. I should be uploading act 2 very soon!
I'm a year 11 student and I've got my Lit exam in a month, my English teacher used this in class for all of us to make notes from, but I couldn't help but comeback and rewatch it because the quotes and simple analysis is what I need right now! I recommended this to my friends too!! Keep up the videos they're really useful :]
Hi, thanks so much for the feedback. I really appreciate it! I hope you're successful in your Lit exam!
I also have a literature exam, mine is tomorrow lol
@@fonivri howd it go
@@evanrichards2104 I believe I only got one wrong since the question's wording confused me lol
Huh. Looks like we got a slow one in the comments, might wanna go back to pre-school kiddo. Not the sharpest tool in shed I see...@@fonivri
This was explained so well!!❤🎉 Thank you so much
So glad you liked it!
People who are here cause of homework for deanes?
These videos are amazing thank you so much
You're very welcome! Are you using them for revision?
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After having read Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet and The Tempest (with the Tempest being the only play I have written 30-40 pages about for a pre-scientic thesis), I decided to read Macbeth as well. Though for the first time I find myself watching these sorts of videos since the play's characters all confuse me as of now. I thank you for your contribution!!!!
I'm glad you found it helpful! Hoping to continue the Shakespeare series with Hamlet next!
You the goat Fr helped me with my English work
You're welcome! Keep studying. 😊
i have my lit exam tomorrow and this video was so helpful and so nicely explained, thankyou!
Hey. Glad you found my videos! Good luck with your exam; I hope you ace it!
Guy: Ok Shakespeare, the King is telling us to make a play that talks about how grand and mighty he is, so there's no need to get crazy
Shakespeare: Hold my pen
I'm assuming you're referring to Guy Fawkes there?
@@ComicsandLit I was thinking Macbeth
This is great. How did you animate this?
They are hand drawn cartoons which I colour in Photopea. I use Filmora to create the videos - just simple transitions really.
stop glazing kit
Ur a lifesaver :)
Thanks! How are you using the videos out of interest?
i have just started year 11 and my teacher put your video on and since then i love watching your videos theyre simple and easy i understand it alot! thanks alot!!! 🙂
That's so nice to hear. Thank you for commenting! If you take a look at my channel playlist, I've also created videos analysing themes for Macbeth. You may find some of my poetry videos useful if your studying AQA power and conflict.
Year 11 in what? pre-school? these cartoons are for chumps.
I love your little drawings
Thanks. They're inspired by the street artist Stik. Keep it simple, but express the emotions!
Do you? Personally I think they're atrocious. A pre-schooler does better with a crayon up his ass.