The Drama Its Laws And Its Technique
The Drama Its Laws And Its Technique
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In Act II we have the murder of Duncan; in Act III the murder of Banquo. But in Scene 4 of this act, i. E. Almost the exact mechanical middle of the play, occurs the banquet- scene, which presents the beginning of the reaction in Macbeth' s own spirit; in Scene 5 Hecate dooms him with the authority of her magic power; in Scene 6 we have the beginning of the political re- action. (Note the beautiful completeness of this scene-group, wherein the triple reaction the spiritual, the supernatural, th...e political is fore- shadowed. ) 1 After the banquet-scene Macbeth ceases to have prominence. In Act IV his activity does overlap a little in the murder of Macduff's children, but it is significant that Macbeth himself L ^s not appear here, and the bulk of the act is taken up with the opposition, hence the elaboration of the scene in Macduff's castle and in the English court between Malcolm and Macduff. In Act V we have a simple work- ing out of the double catastrophe, for Macbeth l Cf. In/ra, p.
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In Act II we have the murder of Duncan; in Act III the murder of Banquo. But in Scene 4 of this act, i. E. Almost the exact mechanical middle of the play, occurs the banquet- scene, which presents the beginning of the reaction in Macbeth' s own spirit; in Scene 5 Hecate dooms him with the authority of her magic power; in Scene 6 we have the beginning of the political re- action. (Note the beautiful completeness of this scene-group, wherein the triple reaction the spiritual, the supernatural, th...e political is fore- shadowed. ) 1 After the banquet-scene Macbeth ceases to have prominence. In Act IV his activity does overlap a little in the murder of Macduff's children, but it is significant that Macbeth himself L ^s not appear here, and the bulk of the act is taken up with the opposition, hence the elaboration of the scene in Macduff's castle and in the English court between Malcolm and Macduff. In Act V we have a simple work- ing out of the double catastrophe, for Macbeth l Cf. In/ra, p.
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